The Latest Breaking News on Food Insecurity

Prisoners say they have no other option and issue demands to Home Office including immediate bail

Some states announced they wouldn't give November SNAP benefits on time.

IN FOCUS: As aid cuts threaten humanitarian monitoring, experts at Fews Net – seen as the gold standard tool in famine detection – tell Nick Ferris why AI-based models should not replace hunger monitoring systems

Years of civil war and economic crisis have left young people in South Sudan with a legacy of violence and poverty – and with opportunities scarce, street gangs have flourished. RFI met one former gang member who believes football can offer marginalised youth a brighter future.

Wave of Israeli airstrikes leaves nine-day truce teetering as residents recall previous dashed peace hopes

Labour would do well to remember its manifesto promise to revive Britain’s global leadership on development

Counterinsurgency approaches have splintered in west Africa at the same time as terror threats have shifted southward

Two people have died and more than 100 others were injured during a stampede at a state funeral service for Kenya’s former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, who died this week at 80

Palestinians and aid workers are eagerly awaiting the reopening of the Rafah border crossing, which is the Gaza Strip’s lifeline for food and other aid and its only gateway to the outside world that wasn’t controlled by Israel before the war

UN urges opening of all crossings with aid deliveries at less than half of agreed frequency, as WHO issues disease alert

Trump announced he was adding the West African country to the State Department’s watch list