New U.S. Tax and Spending Law Risks Worsening Food Insecurity
Experts warn that the new U.S. tax and spending law could deepen rising food insecurity, threatening critical program funding for millions of vulnerable Americans.
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Gaza on the Brink: 60,000 Dead, Famine Looms Amid Aid Shortage
A global hunger monitor warns Gaza could face formal famine classification after over 60,000 deaths, as aid access remains severely restricted.
Sudan’s RSF Accused of Blocking Vital Darfur Aid as Famine Looms
UN accuses Sudan’s paramilitary RSF of obstructing aid to Darfur amid famine threats, with millions facing catastrophic hunger. Urgent international action demanded.
U.S. Global Aid Freeze Sparks Hunger Crisis Concerns
U.S. humanitarian aid stalls globally despite Rubio’s assurances, with 500,000 tons of food frozen and UN warning of dire famine impacts.
Peru’s Ongoing Battle Against Hunger Amid APEC Summit
As Peru hosts the APEC summit, the country continues its fight against food insecurity, highlighted by the latest Global Hunger Index report.
World Food Day 2023: Confronting the Rise in Global Hunger
World Food Day 2023 shines a light on the rising global hunger crisis, highlighting the urgent need for renewed efforts in food security.
UN Reports 733 Million People Face Hunger in 2023, Up 152 Million Since 2019
The UN’s latest report reveals that 733 million people faced hunger in 2023, marking a significant increase since 2019, and warns that global efforts are falling short of ending food insecurity by 2030.
Global Hunger on the Rise: A Crisis Beyond Developing Nations
Global hunger is rising, affecting 828 million people in 2021. Beyond developing nations, countries like the UK and Brazil are also struggling with food insecurity.