UN WFP faces pressure to drop Palantir contract amid Gaza aid scrutiny

Calls are mounting for the UN World Food Programme to terminate its contract with Palantir, a US tech firm whose data analytics are used by militaries and border police. The scrutiny follows WFP's role in feeding over a million people in Gaza, raising concerns about the ethical implications of using Palantir's technology in humanitarian operations. The outcome is uncertain, but the controversy could affect WFP's operational partnerships and public trust.

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