US EditionGlobal Hunger Crisis Intensifies In 2025 With Relentless Conflict And Devastating Aid Cuts
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Global Hunger Crisis Intensifies In 2025 With Relentless Conflict And Devastating Aid Cuts
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) released a report stating that in 2024, an estimated 638 – 720 million people faced food insecurity; since those numbers were recorded, conflicts in Gaza and Sudan have unravelled into famine conditions where millions of people face imminent starvation, and hundreds of thousands more have been affected by a host of issues including the rapidly approaching climate crisis, indiscrim…
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