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The UN estimates that 45 million people are on the edge of starvation right now. This Thanksgiving, while you share food with family and friends, consider doing something to feed those who have none.

World Food Program reports looting at warehouses in Amhara; Human Rights Watch calls for UN 'investigative mechanism' to document abuses

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – International alarm mounted on Tuesday over the escalating war in Ethiopia as Tigrayan rebels claimed to be edging closer to the capital Addis Ababa and more foreign citizens were told to leave.

At Thanksgiving in 1947, New Hampshire residents dispatched two train boxcars on a special mission.

At Thanksgiving in 1947, New Hampshire residents dispatched two train boxcars on a special mission.

Growing pressure from the international community to end the violence is falling on deaf ears. As the conflict escalates, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed himself is now on the front lines to personally conduct war operations.

In a matter of months, many stable, middle-class families have plummeted into desperation as Afghanistan’s economy craters.

More countries have told their nationalities to leave Ethiopia, where Tigray is apparently escalating a year-long war between federal troops and force

Migration from Central America to the U.S. is largely driven by economics, at great financial expense to migrants themselves, according to a new study led by MIT’s Sarah Williams and others at the UN World Food Program, the Migration Policy Institute and MIT’s Civic Data Design Lab.

A new report about migration, co-authored by MIT scholars, shows that economic distress is the main factor pushing migrants from Central America to