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Of the world basically has to say, okay, gheed o ahead and do you want, you'll pay the consequences, we may have to pick up the pieces afterwards, but we can't continue to play your game? >> like i say, the situation is very grave at the moment in afghanistan. it is particularly serious because the country is in the middle of winter, the worst months of winter are ahead. there is a significant security crisis in the country. and that means that more and more children are presenting with severe acute mal nutrition in health clinics to our nutrition teams across the country. and so acute malnutr...

Don't pay the salaries of teachers and nurses, and nine million people are on the brink of famine. always this is predictable, it's not a necessary one. and the argument that somehow the u.s. is going to empower the taliban or make them more popular by stopping mal nutrition seems to be rather level headed. it is not just a carve out, but they have it in their power so allow the institutions to have it in their power to allow the medicine to be used.

Besides, there were 1538 malnourished children, but the condition of 1, 270 children has improved. Now, they belong to the normal category of children.

Back in the 1990s, famine and starvation plagued north korea, but the u.n. says malnutrition is still a major problem. more than 40% of the population is undernourished, and one in four children face chronic malnutrition. and while north korean soldiers are generally treated better than civilians, life is still a constant struggle. this exclusive footage obtained by a south korean christian mission shows north korean soldiers physically plowing the soil instead of using livestock. and here, they're foraging through a bird's nest, hunting for chicks, presumably to eat. the pastor who heads the ...