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266 million faced hunger worldwide in 2025 — WFP

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The UN World Food Programme reports that 266 million people faced acute hunger in 2025, with conflict being the main driver of the food crises. Read More: https://punchng.com/266-million-faced-hunger-worldwide-in-2025-wfp/

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