Coronavirus around the world: the new epicentre
South Asia is now at the epicentre of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the second wave spreading throughout the region. This is how you can help
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"The second wave has just hit India like a tsunami"
Watch ICRC services manager in Delhi, Protima Singh, describe 'heartbreaking' scenes as the second wave of coronavirus continues to devastate India.
What is happening in Yemen?
Amid the biggest humanitarian crisis in the world, the people of Yemen face the threat of Covid-19
Helping with coronavirus overseas
Conflict and coronavirus in Syria: what can be done?
Find out more about one of the world’s biggest humanitarian crises
How the Red Cross is helping in the global fight against coronavirus
Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies have stepped up their responses to the pandemic
"Global humanity is more important than ever"
Coronavirus: the Red Cross Movement launches its largest ever global humanitarian appeal
What is happening in Cox's Bazar?
People living in the world's largest refugee settlement face the threat of coronavirus
Covid-19 reaches refugee camps: why we must act now
The pandemic could take an even bigger toll on conflict-affected countries
The crisis in Syria: 10 years on
A decade on, the situation in Syria is worse than ever
“We are very often there - if not in the foreground then in the background”
By Dr Sarah Davidson
Our head of psychosocial and mental health, Dr Sarah Davidson, explains our new psychosocial reserve volunteer initiative, run in partnership with the British Psychological Society
Helping with coronavirus in the UK
"There is no 'business as usual' - only adapting and responding to the crisis"
How our teams are working through coronavirus
Self-isolation won’t stop our service teams keeping people safe
How staff and volunteers from our Independent living services are continuing to support the NHS with patient aftercare
One nurse and Red Cross volunteer on caring for others through coronavirus
Long-standing Red Cross volunteer Laszlo shares his story
"Kindness will keep us together"
By Mike Adamson
Our CEO Mike Adamson explains why we cannot leave anyone behind during the coronavirus pandemic, especially those most vulnerable. Staff, volunteers and communities - we are all in this together