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A new UN report says 2.69 billion people cannot afford food that meets their nutritional needs, even though global hunger fell slightly in 2025. Five UN agencies said a healthy diet now costs about $4.28 a day, above the $3 poverty line. Africa is worst affected, with 66.6% of people unable to afford one.
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