The Latest Breaking News on Food Insecurity

Aid agencies poised to receive supplies and distribute to territory where people face imminent starvation

The US-built pier, announced in March by President Joe Biden and constructed at a cost of at least $320 million, is part of international efforts to circumvent restrictions on overland access into the Gaza Strip imposed by Israel, Washington's close ally.

More than 30,000 children have crossed the perilous Darien Gap jungle in four months on the path to a better life in the United States, a number up 40 percent from the same period last year, the UN children's agency said Wednesday.

UN officials and rights groups warn hundreds of thousands of civilians are at risk amid heavy fighting in el-Fasher.

Editorial: A year after the war began, the world’s largest humanitarian catastrophe is deepening

Aid warehouses in southern two-thirds of territory are now empty and resupply will be very difficult, according to officials

UK and Rwanda agree deal to extend cohort of those eligible to be forcibly removed to east African country

Democracy in Africa has not had a good year. Military juntas from Mali to Niger appear to have cemented their grip on power. Sudan’s democratic dreams were dashed when the country’s two most powerful strongmen opted for war. And there’s now evidence that ordinary Africans may be losing faith in…

Anger over Israel’s seizure of Palestinian side of crossing raises fears Cairo may downgrade relations