The Latest Breaking News on Food Insecurity

A glass cabinet was damaged during the incident at Edinburgh Castle last November.

Lebanese farmer Abu Taleb briefly returned to his orchard last month to salvage an avocado harvest but ran away empty handed as soon as Israeli air raids began.

After 21 days of blockades, losses are estimated at $2.1 billion in various sectors, according to the Ministry of Productive Development.

Sudan's army leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, at war with paramilitaries, has announced a cabinet reshuffle that replaces four ministers including those for foreign affairs and the media.

The move comes following the adoption of two controversial bills banning the UN agency from operating in Israel.

Unable to access her documentation, Esther* found herself trapped in a spiral of abuse typical of Kenya’s child labour problem

Scenes of young Nigerians fainting while in court in the capital Abuja sparked uproar from politicians, civil society.

Unicef director says three children injured after polio clinic came under fire despite promised humanitarian pause

UN report indicates militia fighters are attempting to wipe out non-Arab ethnic groups in the region

Nearly half of those killed were reported to be in northern Gaza, where the IDF has been conducting an intense assault

Sudan’s brutal civil war shows no signs of slowing, with reports of escalating atrocities and rampant sexual violence threatening to destroy entire communities. Harrowing accounts from a UN report detail widespread abuses, with the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) implicated in a surge of attacks targeting women and children.