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Sudan risks deeper hunger crisis due to war, aid cuts and Hormuz disruption, says WFP 

  • The WFP is increasingly concerned about renewed fighting over the past week in Darfur, which has forced the ⁠closure of the Tine ⁠border crossing, a route from Chad into Darfur
By Reuters ·

Expanding conflict drives record hunger in northern Nigeria: WFP

By AFP ·

UN food agencies seek $202m to shield 8.8 million people from El Niño

By Reuters ·

KSrelief chief meets World Food Programme official

By SPA ·

UN food agency says millions are being pushed into hunger by Iran war

By AP ·

Iran war may push 45 million people into acute hunger by June, WFP says 

By Reuters ·

UN food aid agency chief stepping down over ill health

By AFP ·

UN’s World Food Programme warns donor cuts are pushing millions more into hunger

By AP ·
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Houthis raid UN offices in Yemen and detain at least 11 employees

By AP ·

Jordan resumes aid convoys to Palestinians in Gaza as conditions deteriorate

By Arab News ·
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Food supplies to some Sudan refugees could dry up within 2 months, WFP says

By Reuters ·

Famine risk stalks south of Khartoum, UN agency warns

By Reuters ·

World Food Programme chief rejects Israeli claims of Hamas stealing aid

By Arab News ·

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