An estimated 15 million people among Sudan's 46.7 million population are facing acute food insecurity, according to WFP.
The World Food Program temporarily halted all operations in Sudan after three staff members were killed and two others were injured as the Sudanese army and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces clashed.
WFP's new executive director, Cindy McCain, said on Sunday she was "appalled and heartbroken" by the three deaths a day earlier as a result of violence in North Darfur, and that due to the "evolving security situation, we are forced to temporarily halt all operations in Sudan."
More than a third of the funds will support aid efforts for people in Yemen (US$20 million) and Ethiopia (US$15 million).
As the U.N. honored the Geneva Conventions, the Red Cross chief said non-compliance is a 'serious problem.'
The U.N.'s chief says it will work with Sudanese authorities to use a 'simplified system' for humanitarian aid deliveries.
The four international treaties, which form the rules of war, have been ratified or acceded to by virtually all nations.
The U.N. chief calls on all nations to adopt a newer measure for phasing out powerful climate-warming chemicals.
The original target for the campaign was 640,000 children, which may have been an overestimate due to the war.
Global cooperation on health, defense, climate change and more would be at risk under a second Trump presidency.
A U.N.-led group says the world won't be able to get to net-zero emissions without first cleaning up the mining business.
