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In 2025, the global community is facing a multitude of humanitarian crises affecting millions. These emergencies stem from a combination of protracted armed conflicts, political instability, economic collapse and climate disasters.
The scale and complexity of these crises challenge international aid efforts and place millions of people at risk of hunger, displacement, disease and death. Let us take a look at some of the most serious crises.
Global humanitarian crises in 2025
1. Sudan
More than 14 million people in Sudan are internally displaced – mostly because of brutal fighting engaging the Sudanese army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces. The food insecurity situation there is deteriorating.
The Children in Sudan are starving and nobody including Mainstream Media is talking about it 💔 pic.twitter.com/fIAHRFDMTR
— Afrika Stories (@Afrika_Stories) September 24, 2024
2. Gaza
You can find ongoing conflict, aid blockade and economic crisis in Gaza. Millions of people are in urgent need of humanitarian support. Serious food shortages threaten hundreds of thousands. Gaza needs a ceasefire badly.
Israel's ongoing attacks and its tight blockade restricting humanitarian aid are deepening the hunger crisis in the Gaza Strip.
— Serdar Karagöz (@serdarkaragoz) August 1, 2025
One of the world’s leading news magazines, TIME, features an Anadolu photograph on this week’s cover, bringing global attention to the humanitarian… pic.twitter.com/78ObJEHcIx
3. South Sudan
South Sudan, near Sudan (facing a brutal internal conflict), is subjected to armed conflict, floods and food and security. Nearly 9.3 million people are in need of relief supplies and 4.3 million are displaced due to fighting and climate disasters.
Right now an Arab country is slaughtering people … no UN Security Council Resolutions proposed.
— Ari Ingel (@OGAride) December 19, 2023
In Sudan, right now:
• 500,000 displaced the past month, > 5.4 million total
• > 12,000 civilians killed
• 24.7 million in dire need of food
• Mass rape reported
• Whole… pic.twitter.com/wDNzxMGM5Q
4. Afghanistan
You cannot take Afghanistan out of this list. Political repression, drought and economic collapse are unleashing a serious storm in the country. More than half the population faces acute food insecurity. Global leaders need to pay proper attention to the crisis.
🚨 Nearly 10 MILLION people in Afghanistan face acute food insecurity, the worst surge in child malnutrition ever recorded.
— Global Trends X (@globaltrendsX) August 11, 2025
Conflict, drought & economic collapse have pushed the country to the brink. Urgent global action is needed NOW to save millions of lives.… pic.twitter.com/ZGJoNb0p4q
5. Ethiopia
The number of people needing urgent humanitarian aid in Ethiopia has reached nearly 8 million people. Most communities in the northern, southern and southeastern regions of Ethiopia are facing an alarmingly problematic situation.
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