The Latest Breaking News from MSF

Scores wounded as violence paralyses Port-au-Prince forcing thousands to flee their homes

It flags lack of comprehensive medical care and fear of mandatory police reporting

Journalists have compiled instances of favoring international staff over local staff and treating people of color inequitably. A grassroots group of staffers agrees. Here's how MSF is responding.

Odesa hit by missiles but Ukraine launches counter-offensive in north; US first lady meets Olena Zelenskiy at a school

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) launches the #SeeMotorcycles campaign to mark the beginning of Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month.

The few remaining inhabitants of this crumbling Ukrainian city are huddled underground, crammed in to the subways or makeshift basement shelters, just trying to survive. I'm here as a doctor to help them, writes Lisa Searle.

Connoisseur highlights works in Pakistani museums

Health charity in an ‘untenable position’ in anglophone parts of the country as it is accused of taking sides in internal strife

A decommissioned vehicle donated by the London Ambulance Service appears to have been blown up in footage of a children's hospital in the besieged Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv

Medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) said in a statement on Tuesday that its team witnessed bombings during a hospital visit on April 4 in Mykolaiv, Ukraine and managed to take cover and escape unharmed.

More than 90 people in an overcrowded boat drowned in the Mediterranean Sea, a prominent humanitarian group said, in the latest tragedy involving migrants departing from North Africa to seek a better life in Europe. Doctors Without Borders said late Saturday the migrants were on a vessel that left Libya…