645 million still hungry in 2025 despite third year of decline: UN
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Global hunger fell for a third consecutive year in 2025, but a new United Nations report warns that progress is "fragile, unevenly distributed and insufficient." The report says 645 million people still faced hunger last year, far short of the UN's goal to end hunger entirely by 2030. While the decline is a positive sign, the pace is too slow to meet that target. Experts stress that gains remain vulnerable to conflicts, climate shocks, and economic instability.