October 2026: The Evolution of Queer Media John Kyper’s deportation became a milestone in the fight for gay liberation. This story is based on LGBTQ Nation interviews with John Kyper in October and in 2025, and includes recollections from a history of…
The Trump administration’s disruptions to a global AIDS relief program have forced organizations to close clinics, lay off staff and cut services, seriously impeding efforts to prevent and treat the disease in dozens of countries, a new report released Tuesday…
Amb. Ekramy El Zaghat, President of the World Fund for Development and Planning (WFDP), Official Representative to United Nations (ECOSOC). Every year, world leaders arrive at the United Nations General Assembly with different national priorities, political realities and expectations. Behind…
European AIDS Treatment Group Health Policy Watch | Not a culture war: Attacks on women’s and LGBT rights are ‘central’ to autocratic playbook Political opposition to sexual and reproductive health services and LGBT rights is becoming well organised – and researchers argue…
Ahead of the midterms, Meta has paid at least 29 anti-LGBTQ accounts for their posts JD Vance suggests James Talarico is gay during Texas rally Annie Andrews denounces trans athletes after Trump targets her On Republican Long Island, gay Democrat Chris…
October 2026: The Evolution of Queer Media “Now’s our time to rally the troops, raise the flag, whatever metaphor you want.” A first-of-its-kind report assessing the current state of local LGBTQ+ media outlets shows how the current administration is impacting their ability…
A Western-led international research initiative to develop an accessible HIV cure has received $24 million in federal funding to promote its equitable approach to advancing treatment. The six-year project aims to deliver promising treatments for first-in-human clinical trials while building capacity…
An Afghan-led research organization has launched a new aid tracker showing that only about 9% of roughly $8 billion in humanitarian assistance paid for Afghanistan since August 2021 can be publicly traced beyond the first recipient, highlighting what researchers describe as a major…
Australia’s generosity to the world’s poor is no longer a newsworthy topic, as Alan Austin reports. WHEN THE Abbott Government slashed almost a billion dollars from projected overseas aid allocations in 2014, The Sydney Morning Herald greeted this appalling decision with…
As protection actors enter 2026, they are facing reduced capacity to operate, at a time when protection risks remain high across many humanitarian crises. This report explores how the current funding contraction is impacting protection partners. This includes identifying risks, preventing…
The dismantling of USAID and foreign aid: programmes ended, the deaths projected, and the cuts to global health and food aid.
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