Spread of global conflict transforming humanitarian work, says Red Cross chief

by Sam Jones

The world’s inability to deal with the proliferation of conflict driven-crises is forcing the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to shoulder an ever-larger burden and reassess the way it works, the organisation’s president has warned.

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