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US pledges $1.8 billion more for UN humanitarian aid even as it’s cut foreign assistance overall

  • Money to be allocated next year and adds to the $2 billion that the Trump administration pledged in December
  • UN humanitarian agency plans to reach 87 million of world’s most needy at a cost of $23 billion this year
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Sudan aid convoy attacks are ‘horrendous incidents that need to be investigated,’ UN coordinator Denise Brown tells Arab News

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KSrelief supervisor-general, executive director of WFP discuss relief efforts

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How conflict, climate shocks and collapsing aid budgets are pushing millions to the brink of starvation

By JUMANA KHAMIS  ·

UN food, refugee agencies plan deep cuts as funding slashed, memos show

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South Sudan at ‘critical tipping point’ as extreme hunger reaches its peak, World Food Program warns

By Ephrem Kossaify ·

UN agency says has ‘two weeks’ left of food supplies in Gaza

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Funding shortages may halt global child malnutrition programs, WFP warns

By Reuters ·
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How doctors in diaspora are helping resuscitate Syria’s broken health system

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UN food agency says it has 2 weeks’ worth of supplies in Gaza

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Drought hits food access for 26 million in southern Africa: UN

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KSrelief, WFP agree to provide food aid to Yemen

By Arab News ·

KSrelief, WFP sign $4.5m agreement to help children, mothers in Somalia

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