Plasma Poverty: The Hidden Crisis Fueling America’s Bioeconomy
As the U.S. dominates global plasma exports, low-income residents turn to frequent donations to survive, raising ethical questions on health commodification.
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South Africa’s G20 Presidency: A Turning Point for Poverty and Inequality
South Africa is set to become the first African nation to lead the G20, presenting a pivotal opportunity to address poverty and inequality both within the country and across the continent.
China’s Journey to Modernization: From Poverty Alleviation to Prosperity
Explore China’s transformative journey from poverty alleviation to modernization as CGTN host Xu Qinduo visits Lanping to uncover policies improving lives across the nation.
Argentina’s Poverty Rate Soars to 20-Year High Amid Austerity Measures
Argentina’s poverty rate has soared to a 20-year high due to austerity measures under President Javier Milei, severely impacting low-income communities and overwhelming soup kitchens.
Global Hunger Crisis Worsens Despite Record Food Production
Despite record food production, global hunger is on the rise, affecting 828 million people in 2021. The crisis impacts both low-income and wealthier countries, highlighting urgent need for solutions.
A Humanitarian Crisis Unfolds in the World’s Poorest Countries
The world’s poorest countries face a worsening humanitarian crisis marked by extreme poverty, declining aid, and escalating debt, calling for urgent global action.
Rising Energy Costs Force UK’s Poorest to Choose Between Heat and Food
Surging energy prices force the UK’s poorest households to choose between heating and eating, as many struggle to afford basic necessities amid rising costs.