UN global poverty index rises for first time since 2010
Most outlets reported the increase in the UN global poverty index and the rise in the number of affected people to 1.2 billion. Dawn framed the report as a "wake-up call for the world," while ARY News omitted this phrasing and focused on the factual rise in the index since its 2010 creation.
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Global acute poverty climbs by 51.5 million as UN issues ‘wake-up call’
The number of people living in “multidimensional” poverty has risen for the first time in 15 years, reaching 1.2 billion, as families struggle to meet their basic needs, according to a UN study.
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'Wake-up call for the world' as UN global poverty index rises for first time since 2010
A United Nations global poverty index has risen for the first time since its creation in 2010, bringing the number of people affected to 1.2 billion, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) reported Monday. In the 2026 edition of their annual report, the UNDP and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative research center counted 51.5 million more people living in “acute” povert...
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Global poverty index rises for first time since its 2010 creation
A UN global poverty index has risen for the first time since its creation in 2010, bringing the number of people affected to 1.2 billion...
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