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Ongoing conflict in the Middle East could push 3.3 million more people into poverty, according to the United Nations Development Programme. Economic disruptions, rising energy costs, and trade breakdowns are reversing development gains and deepening the humanitarian crisis. NA Warning From the Numbers The missiles and air strikes are the images that dominate the news….
Rising tensions involving Iran, the United States, and Israel are driving humanitarian crises, especially for children, while also disrupting global energy systems and economic stability. These interconnected impacts highlight how regional conflicts can trigger widespread global consequences across society and markets. The escalation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has broader implications that extend…
Sometimes tragedy does not arrive with noise. It comes quietly, like rising water that first touches your feet and then slowly climbs until it enters every corner of life. This is what happened across Southeast Asia, where severe floods and landslides have taken over fifteen hundred lives and are forcing millions to leave their homes….
Photo Credit: Antara Mrinal Clear Cut Child Protection DeskNew Delhi, UPDATED: Sep 19, 2025 04:52 ISTWritten By: Antara Mrinal The number of minors caught in the crossfire is at an all-time high. The UNICEF report “Not the New Normal” (end-2024) estimates that in 2023 over 473 million children (more than 1 in 6 children in…
