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UN reports global hunger reduction in 2025 driven by Asian agricultural gains

Global hunger levels declined in 2025, primarily due to improved food security outcomes in India and broader Asian markets. The UN cautions that these gains remain fragile, citing persistent geopolitical instability and climate-driven agricultural volatility as primary threats to sustained progress.

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Venezuela Food Security: Persistent Malnutrition Amid Global Hunger Decline

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