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The report underscores how profoundly unequal the impacts of climate change are and what needs to be done to fight them.

This year's rainy season has caused catastrophic flooding in Niger, displacing over 353,000 people and killing 217. With more rain expected, the situation poses severe risks to food security, livelihoods, and public health.

The conflict in Sudan has reached a devastating milestone of 500 days, resulting in over 18,000 deaths and 10 million displaced, making it the world’s largest displacement and hunger crisis.

The severe drought crisis in Zambia affects 9.8 million people, with 6.6 million needing immediate assistance. The drought, induced by El Niño, has led to widespread food insecurity, forcing many families to limit their meals to once a day.

CARE’s Chief Humanitarian Officer, Deepmala Mahla shares concerns on a widening gender hunger gap based on the staggering findings of the latest report by the FAO.

Sudan faces a devastating food crisis, with over half its population experiencing severe hunger amid escalating violence. Recent conflicts in Sinnar and Sinjah have displaced many, worsening the situation. CARE warns of increasing starvation risk and…

A 14-month war in Sudan has pushed millions of people to severe levels of food insecurity. Urgent international support is needed to save lives.

Daw Mohamed, CARE's Interim Country Director for West Bank and Gaza responds to the latest report by the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification (IPC) on the severe food insecurity crisis in Gaza.

In a confluence of humanitarian crises, South Sudan is being pushed to the brink of starvation, worsened by low humanitarain aid fund for the country.