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Accusation comes as a five-month cease-fire in Ethiopia’s civil war ends

Security analysts say strong global action is needed after fighting resumed in northern Ethiopia between government forces and Tigray rebels — scuppering a truce and dimming hopes for peace.

A peace plan would end the suffering in Ukraine and reduce the nuclear threat.

World Food Program chief says U.S. to buy Ukrainian grain to be used as good aid.

Guests were joined by hit singer and former X Factor and American Idol judge Paula Abdul, academy award winner Cuba Gooding Jr., The Blind Side actor Quinton Aaron, and mezzo soprano singer Katherine Jenkins, OBE.

The Big Apple could be on the hook for more than $300 million per year to provide shelter space in hotels for newly arrived migrants, a Post analysis shows. City officials have either rented or announced plans to secure roughly 5,800 hotel rooms...

The World Food Program says that half the population of Ethiopia's Tigray region need food aid after nearly two years of civil war. Aid agencies say Ethiopia’s federal authorities are limiting aid to the region, which the head of the World Health Organization calls the worst humanitarian disaster in the world. On Friday, the U.N.’s…

A task force advising the upcoming White House hunger conference issued recommendations Tuesday that call on the government to require nutrition labeling on

The White House is quietly gearing up to address historically elevated food prices as part of President Joe Biden's war against inflation, culminating in the second White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition, and Health.

Asylum proceedings are one of the biggest issues with the EU's migration policy, and digital identification through blockchain to register and track refugees would be an instrumental step towards the level of necessary reform.