In 2022, Somalia faced famine, but increased humanitarian assistance prevented catastrophe. Currently, 3.4 million people are acutely food insecure, with a projected rise to 4.4 million by June. The World Food Programme warns of high risk of mortality, poor harvests, funding shortfalls, and the urgent need for resources to avert a worsening crisis.
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Trump reaps $50bn tariff haul as world ‘chickens out’
America's trading partners have largely refrained from retaliating against Trump's tariff war, allowing him to collect nearly $50bn in extra customs revenues with minimal pushback, primarily from China and Canada. This reluctance stems from economic pragmatism, as countries prefer to negotiate rather than escalate tensions, fearing the repercussions on global supply chains and inflation. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Despite Donald Trump's tariffs on imports, most countries have not fought back, allowing the...
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