A growing gap in humanitarian funding is hurting world’s most vulnerable   ...Middle East

The masses of dead bodies and devastation that followed the flooding in Libya earlier this month adds a new layer of tragedy to a country that has experienced years of conflict.   And in June, the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam in Ukraine left entire communities to navigate fetid flood waters and unexploded mines, destroying important agricultural lands even as the world struggled to overcome a global food crisis.   Both catastrophes underscore the massive suffering that can occur in fragile communities weakened by conflict. Yet the generous donor countries that usually help alleviate human suffering in these crises — such as those also seen in Yemen, Somalia and Ethiopia — ar

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