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Houthis hold 37 UN food workers as Trump-backed WFP chief inherits humanitarian crises across globe
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Houthis are holding 37 World Food Programme employees in Yemen, with some separated from their families for nearly two years. Luke Lindberg is the new head of the World Food Programme.
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