UN Reports First Global Rise in Extreme Poverty in 20 Years
The UN’s World Social Report 2024 reveals a troubling rise in extreme poverty for the first time in 20 years, highlighting deep structural challenges and growing global inequality.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Confirms Death of Hamas Leader Sinwar
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Global Water Shortage Could Halve Food Production by 2050, Report Warns
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