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The widespread consequences of global conflict are disproportionately affecting the world’s most susceptible populations, potentially driving more than 40 million individuals back into poverty, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. In an effort to protect citizens from escalating energy costs, countries have allocated an unparalleled $1.1 trillion to fossil fuel subsidies. However, specialists caution…

An underdeveloped nation is one that lags economically behind most of the world, with limited industrial infrastructure and minimal public spending on essentials such as education and healthcare. A larger share of the population lives below the poverty line, unable to afford basic necessities. That disparity tends to show up most starkly in health, where…