Australia Unveils New Humanitarian Policy Citing Worst Conflict Since WWII

The Australian Government has launched its new Humanitarian Policy, outlining long-term goals for Australia’s approach to humanitarian causes. The policy focuses on saving lives, alleviating human suffering, and building resilience in communities. The government says there is currently more conflict in the world than ever since World War II and that climate change will impact how Australia responds. Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong said Australia had a proud history of supporting those in need during conflict and crises, but a changing world required a new approach. “The new Humanitarian Policy is not just about saving lives and meeting humanitarian needs,” she said....