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Child wasting is a global problem—but unlike many other global challenges, the solution is staring us in the face.

Many fans, including some living in Ukraine, became upset at a GOT7 member for sharing an old photo of Russia on his Instagram account.

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An average of more than two children are killed and four injured each day in the war with Russia, according to the U.N.

About 1 billion people with disabilities who need assistive technology have been "denied access," according to a new UNICEF and WHO report.

"It's not throwing rocks at Russian tanks or anything, but it's helping. I think that's important," the property owner said.

New numbers from a United Nations agency reveal a grim aspect of the worsening humanitarian situation in Ukraine.

More than 100,000 people in Ukraine have already left their homes with thousands escaping into other countries, according to an estimate from the U.N.

Children living through war will only be safe when parties to conflict take concrete actions to protect them.

"My father has already lost so much precious time. I'm begging Iran to let him spend whatever small amount of time he has left with his family," Babak Namazi said.

"They don't have any money left over to buy anything. It is a heartbreak. It really is," said the head of the U.N.'s World Food Program.

The UN agencies said that the humanitarian needs of Afghans "should not and cannot be neglected."

Princess Eugenie's husband was seen on a yacht with a model while she was reportedly at home with the baby—but the royal's mother says he is a superhero.

The WHO and UNICEF say the polio outbreak in the Philippines has ended after 16 months have passed with no detected cases. The nation administered 30 million polio vaccines doses since the disease's resurgence in 2019.

The U.S. has refused to sign onto a United Nations agreement asking member nations to accept refugees from regions devastated by climate change.

"This report should be a wake-up call for the world," said Save the Children International CEO Inger Ashing.

At least 27 countries have reported problems administering measles vaccines, while several others face similar diffficulties with vaccinating children against polio, typhoid, cholera and more.

"When new crises emerge, like the COVID-19 pandemic, these children are especially vulnerable," said UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore.

The climate activist has launced a campaign with Danish nonprofit Human Act to help children and young people affected by the primary and secondary impacts of the pandemic.

On Tuesday, Instagram added a new feature that will let people raise money for the charity of their choosing.

UNICEF announced this year's theme as "GirlForce: Unscripted and Unstoppable," an occasion to "celebrate achievements by, with and for girls."

At ETHDenver, UNICEF Ventures will prototype its recently developed positive action token with the Bounties Network.

Newsweek spoke with UNICEF USA CEO and President Caryl Stern, who visited El Barretal, a new shelter in Tijuana, Mexico, where Central Americans are still hoping to cross into the U.S.

"Newborns die because they are poor," said UNICEF's executive director.

Despite a steady decrease in the number of children dying before age 5, 7,000 newborns died every day last year.

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The infants missed out on the first dose of a combined vaccine against three possibly fatal diseases.

Most clerics taking part came from Indonesia, but a handful of female clerics traveled from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and India.

If she had stayed, she says, "probably by now I'd be dead and buried."

A U.S.-based company exported milk from more than 90 Cambodian women.