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There is no direct, cited statistic in the available sources that states what percentage of Somali‑born or Somali‑immigrant households in the United States receive government assistance; the sources i...
Claims that “80% of Somali refugees are receiving food assistance” conflate different populations and contexts and are not supported by the cited documentation. Available sources show large numbers of...
Major international and local organizations are actively providing child-focused aid in Gaza: UNICEF and Save the Children run large-scale nutrition, water, psychosocial and education programs , UNRWA...
The Nobel Peace Prize has a long history of serving not only as reward for completed peacemaking but also as a symbolic lever meant to amplify influence, protect dissidents, or spotlight nascent cause...
Donors who send cash or supplies to Gaza in 2025 face a mix of legal, security, and practical risks: fundraising platforms and payment processors have frozen or blocked Palestine-related campaigns and...
Yes: is experiencing widespread, severe hunger—millions face acute food insecurity and malnutrition even though a -backed hunger monitor says “pushed back” after improved aid access; the situation is ...
grounds awards to organisations in the literal terms of ’s will—which allows a prize to be given to “the person or organisation” that has conferred the greatest benefit to humankind in the field of pe...
— the Nobel Peace Prize can be awarded to more than one organization in the same year: the Nobel statutes allow the Peace Prize to be divided between two recipients or shared among up to three, and th...
in early 2026 sits at the crossroads of security operations, contested sovereignty, humanitarian strain and fraught politics: strikes and AU mission withdrawals shape the security landscape while to t...
can be ranked in different ways—by assets, annual revenue, donations received or program reach—and that produces different lists: private foundations like dominate by endowment size, multilateral reli...
Multiple independent satellite analyses, UN and multilateral assessments, and media investigations show that Gaza suffered catastrophic physical destruction and humanitarian collapse well within the f...
Global headlines in mid‑January 2026 show a world juggling slower but resilient economic growth, regional conflicts and humanitarian crises, and rising geopolitical risk tied to U.S. policy shifts — e...
A wave of reporting documents that roughly 500 metric tons of taxpayer‑funded emergency food — mostly high‑energy biscuits stored in a Dubai warehouse — expired and was slated for destruction after th...
Community organizations are actively stepping in to provide culturally specific, direct food assistance to Somali American households where mainstream aid and markets fall short, offering halal food s...
As of 2025, Venezuela’s food-security picture is mixed: large-scale chronic food insecurity and acute needs persist for millions, even as some indicators point to partial recovery from the catastrophi...
Somalia’s national safety-net program “Baxnaano” and recent World Bank–backed BOOST-You project are the clearest state-level initiatives cited as having measurable reach: Baxnaano has delivered cash t...
International humanitarian aid and durable ceasefires are decisive drivers of whether Gaza’s mortality and birth trends worsen or stabilise: during ceasefires the World Food Programme delivered over 8...
The Trump administration ordered a near‑blanket 90‑day pause on U.S. foreign assistance on its first day back in office and then issued waivers and selective reinstatements for “life‑saving” humanitar...
Somali community organizations and employment programs have shifted many households from emergency aid toward jobs, training and small-business support—local U.S. nonprofits report workforce training,...
In fiscal 2024 USAID’s largest single-country recipients were Ukraine ($6.1 billion) and the Democratic Republic of Congo ($1.3 billion), while the agency’s top-10 list also included Jordan, Ethiopia,...