Nearly 300 million people faced acute hunger in 2024.
The world is not dangerous outside the path, and a blatant warning comes from the United Nations after it was found that more than 295 million people had faced acute hunger in 2024.
Fears are increasing for the future, as the major countries of donors are scheduled to reduce this year.
Climate change and economic crises affect 96 million people in 18 countries, including Syria and Yemen.
Conflict and violence are the main causes of the largest humanitarian crisis in the world in Sudan, after two years of civil war.
In Gaza, the Israeli siege entered all food, water and medicine in the third month, creating a manufactured crisis.
Is the hunger of global food is the failure of the systems – or the failure of humanity?
Introduction:
Guests:
Chris Gonns – Former Telecommunication Director of the United Nations Relief and Business Agency for Palestinian refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)
ELISE NALBANDIAN
Sarah Haya – Climate Change Law and Change
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