Gaza authorities have initiated an emergency evacuation and demolition program following structural collapses that have killed residents.
Briefing the UN Security Council, the envoy cited border incursions, landmine casualties and halved food rations as challenges to Syria's fragile political process.
World Food Programme says it has already assisted 45,000 people and is preparing to support 1.5 million more if the conflict intensifies further.
Pacts signed between Afghanistan's disaster authority and Danish Refugee Council's Mine Action Program.
Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on all parties to halt actions harming civilians and to allow humanitarian operations to proceed unimpeded, according to a statement reported by TASS.
Hussein al-Sawwaf has turned a small room near Gaza's so-called 'Yellow Line' into a workshop, producing handmade rugs for families affected by the war, according to Anadolu Agency.
Russian human rights commissioner Yana Lantratova says a new humanitarian effort to reunite families is being prepared, though details remain undisclosed.
An Al Jazeera opinion piece calls for international investigation into the killing of World Central Kitchen workers in Gaza.
The International Organization for Migration says Ta'iz and Lahj governorates have borne the heaviest impact of new displacement.
The United Nations cautions that systematic Russian strikes on energy infrastructure could make the coming winter Ukraine's most severe since the full-scale war began.
A Doctors Without Borders physician recounts experiences caring for pediatric Ebola patients, who face high mortality rates.
With more than 90 percent of Gaza reported to be destroyed, residents are using mud, rubble and salvaged materials to reconstruct homes amid severe shortages of building supplies.