Food and Drink

On World Food Day imagine an "invisible guest" at your table, one of the world's 870 million hungry people.

Laure Chadraoui ,a World Food Programme (WFP) officer, shares her experience in war-torn Syria

Some of the best movies have great kitchen scenes.

If the Syrian conflict continues, humanitarian needs are only going to increase.

There is a struggle for survival ongoing for millions of people at risk of hunger in the Sahel region of Africa.

Once the guns fall silent and disappear from South Sudan there is no telling how much the country could achieve.

The film industry has an opportunity to use its power to fight a global threat: hunger and malnutrition.

This week the award-winning online game FreeRice added a new subject: world hunger.

WFP got its start helping Syria rebuild from World War I and is aiding many victims of conflict there today.

The cuts to food stamps would also mean that "nearly 300,000 children would lose their free school meals."