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Israeli Air Attack in Southern Lebanon Kills Three Women and Wounds 11, Health Ministry Says
An Israeli air attack on the village of Tayr Debba in southern Lebanon's Tyre district killed at least three women and wounded 11 others, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry. A UN-backed report projects that more than 1.2 million people in Lebanon will face acute food insecuri…
Kate Holt/AusAID / Wikimedia (CC BY 2.0)WFP Delivers Full Food Rations to Over 1 Million in Gaza Amid Widespread Insecurity
The World Food Programme has ramped up operations in Gaza, reaching over 1 million people monthly amid widespread food insecurity. Data shows 77% of the population affected, with projections of acute malnutrition for children and women through April 2026. A ceasefire enables acce…
Global Report: 266 Million Faced Acute Hunger in 2025 Across 47 Countries
The 2026 Global Report on Food Crises, published by a coalition of organizations, revealed that acute hunger has doubled in the past decade. It documented two famines in Gaza and Sudan in 2025, the first in the report's history, amid ongoing conflicts and declining aid. Projectio…
Sudan Faces Ongoing Food Shortages on Third Anniversary of War
The war in Sudan, which began three years ago, has resulted in tens of thousands of deaths and widespread starvation. An aid worker from a major NGO operating in the country described the dangers involved in obtaining food. A report from the Norwegian Refugee Council highlights t…
Rising Oil Prices from Iran Conflict Worsen Food Insecurity in Haiti
The conflict in Iran has driven up oil prices, leading to increased fuel costs in Haiti and exacerbating food insecurity for millions. Nearly half of Haiti's population already faces acute food insecurity, with 200,000 people recently entering this status. Government fuel price h…
Rising Fuel Prices in Australia Prompt Shifts to Public Transport and Household Budget Adjustments
Rising fuel prices in Australia have led some residents to seek cheaper transport options, with public transport usage increasing in South Australia. A food charity reports that the costs are contributing to household stress, forcing choices between fuel and food. The government…