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Somalia faces its worst drought in 40 years, with half the population needing urgent food aid.
8 million Ethiopians, or 10% of the population, are in desperate need of food aid amid ongoing malnutrition and failed harvests.
Eight million Ethiopians face starvation as the country endures a prolonged conflict with Eritrea, which has lasted for over two years.
The Surma people in Ethiopia's Great Rift Valley face drought and tribal wars daily.
More than 18,000 children have been killed in Gaza since the war began on October 7, 2023, as families struggle to survive amid famine.
Over a thousand families in southern Somalia have volunteered to return home, believing conditions will improve despite the ongoing famine crisis.
British colonialism significantly increases diabetes rates in India and South Asia.
Famine in Somalia threatens millions, with 360,000 children severely malnourished.
An estimated 1.8 million children in Yemen are severely malnourished, with 85,000 children under five already thought to have died of starvation.
Five Al Jazeera journalists, including Anas al-Sharif, were killed amid ongoing violence in Gaza, raising the total number of martyrs to 22.
Stalin's ruthless policies lead to millions of deaths and the worst man-made famine in history.
More than 1,000 new refugees arrive at the Dadaab camp in Kenya every day, facing severe hunger and overcrowded conditions.
North Korea's 70th birthday celebration features the Mass Games, highlighting themes of reunification with South Korea amid ongoing peace talks.
Two million people in southern Sudan depend on United Nations aid due to famine and violence linked to tribal conflicts and civil strife.
Somalia faces conflict with Al-Shabaab and severe famine affecting its people.
South Sudan faces collapse due to corruption, despite $10 billion in U.S. aid and oil reserves.
Widespread violence in South Sudan leads to a humanitarian crisis and increased famine risk.
Afghanistan faces crises as the Taliban restricts women and aid dwindles since August.
Thousands of people in remote regions of North Korea are starving while international aid struggles to reach them due to government restrictions.
For centuries, famine killed tens of millions of people. And though there are still millions suffering from hunger, we've largely solved the problem of mass starvation, says DW's Christopher Springate. Here's how.
Over 5 million people in southern Sudan are displaced due to war, facing famine and the threat of slavery from northern traders.
Children fight in Sudan's civil war as the Government grows more militant and famine spreads.
Eritrea, once hailed as Africa's most promising democracy, now endures severe oppression under President Isaias Afwerki, marked by war, famine, and human rights violations.
A quarter of a century ago, Yakuba Sawadogo began transforming barren land in Burkina Faso into fertile soil, impacting thousands in the Sahel region.
More than 3,000 North Koreans arrived in South Korea last year, many of whom struggle with years of missed education and emotional trauma from their escape.
Two million people in South Sudan's Bahr El Ghazal region are at risk of dying due to famine exacerbated by civil war and government actions.
The video discusses the humanitarian crisis and violence in El-Fasher, Sudan.
Isobel Yeung highlights Yemeni women fighting against gender-based violence in Yemen's crisis.
Three quarters of Somalis rely on money sent from family abroad, but US actions have frozen access to their main bank, Al Barakaat.
Twelve million people in Sudan have been displaced since the war began in April 2023, with famine declared in parts of the country.
Eight million Ethiopians, or 10% of the population, are in desperate need of food aid as the country faces a cycle of hunger despite economic growth.
One in nine people globally lack enough food, with many living in poor countries.
Dr. Mubin Syed explains how British famines affect South Asians' diabetes risk today.
About 20,000 East Prussian children fled to Lithuania after World War Two, becoming known as 'wolf children' as they struggled to survive alone.
Yemen's healthcare system has been decimated, leaving the mentally ill in dire conditions.
