The Latest Breaking News on Food Insecurity

Child’s death follows hunger strike at Jammu & Kashmir jail amid increasing hostility towards 40,000 refugees ahead of elections

Editorial: Britain’s missing voice in a key global anti-poverty debate reveals how the country is fading into irrelevance on the world stage

Peace between Hemedti’s RSF and Sudan’s army will not end war crimes. As UN security council president, Britain must act

A local official in Plateau State in Nigeria's restive north has said that at least 80,000 people have been displaced in the past three months by intercommunal violence. Attacks have been mounting since May. The army has reinforced security to end the clashes.

The RSF and Arab militias are accused of killing lawyers, human rights monitors, doctors and non-Arab tribal leaders.

At least 176 people – 31 of them children below 14 – have died of the mosquito-borne fever this year, officials say.

Despite ceasefire attempts and diplomatic efforts, the fighting between the army and the RSF in Sudan continues to rage.

After a flurry of diplomatic activities, the warring parties seem far from engaging in any meaningful negotiations.

Hundreds of thousands of people have fled to north-east Cameroon amid violence by Islamist extremists. As the influx puts pressure on the region's natural resources, locals say their forest has suffered. Now displaced people are seeking help to replace trees and find alternative fuel sources.

Irom Sharmila said she could not hold her tears after watching the video clip that showed two women being paraded naked and molested by a group of men in Kangpokpi district in Manipur on May 4.

A new push to offer free school meals across the globe won’t end world hunger but it’s a very good start