UN Warns Gaza Food Crisis as Only 1.5% Farmland Usable
UN: Gaza crisis ‘beyond catastrophic’ as only 1.5% farmland remains usable, driving the territory toward famine amid rising casualties.
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UN: Gaza crisis ‘beyond catastrophic’ as only 1.5% farmland remains usable, driving the territory toward famine amid rising casualties.
At the 2025 International Conference on Reducing Food Loss and Waste in Shandong Province, experts highlight agri-tech partnerships driving progress toward the UN’s zero hunger goal.
At the 10th SCO Agricultural Ministers’ Meeting in Kunming, officials from over 10 nations pledged to boost collaboration on food security, rural development and climate-resilient tech.
At the 2025 International Conference on Reducing Food Loss and Waste in Jinan, CGIAR’s Ismahane Elouafi highlights how China’s agri-tech innovations are shaping global food security.
The IDF began humanitarian airdrops in Gaza, delivering seven packages of flour, sugar and canned food as women and children queued at charity kitchens.
Critics warn the ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ — the latest sweeping tax cut and spending law — could slash food assistance, threatening millions of Americans already facing hunger.
In Jinan’s Spring City, 300 global delegates explored smart farming, ‘invisible fertile fields’, and strategies to achieve the UN’s Zero Hunger 2030 goal.
China’s central bank and agriculture ministry launch guidelines to channel credit into food security, smart farmland, tourism and digital villages for rural revitalization.
China’s agri-tech—from drones to hybrid rice—is boosting food security, rural reform, and green growth at home and abroad.
At the UN SDGs 10th anniversary in Beijing, over 200 youth from 50 countries and regions pitched data-driven policy solutions for poverty, hunger and sustainable development.