SUSTAINABILITY & CLIMATE CHANGE
Afghanistan at Risk of Hunger Amid Drought and Taliban Takeover
More than 10 million Afghans are facing acute food insecurity caused by prolonged drought as the Taliban seizes control of the country.
Experts say drought and severe water shortages have compounded instability and conflict in Afghanistan for decades and are worsening a humanitarian crisis precipitated by the withdrawal of US and allied troops. Read more.
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