BBC World News (Spanish version) published an article stating that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has laid bare an international landscape marked by a "new Iron Curtain" separating Russia from the West that some experts fear could trigger a global food crisis. A humanitarian catastrophe is looming.
The Irish News published an article stating that one of the groups hardest hit by inflation and rising prices will be pensioners and soon-to-be pensioners. Pensioners are getting poorer. Moreover, more of their income is being eaten up by the cost of food, heating, and essentials, as the fallout from the war in Ukraine and other global factors take their toll.
SmogLab published an article that stated Ukraine produces enough food to feed 400 million people on Earth." A food crisis will be the result of the ongoing war.
HumAngle published an article that said the present food crisis is said to be due to limited food production, and barriers to regional trade, among others, which could be directly linked to the o
Wall Street Journal published an article on how bad choices in Latin America are contributing to global food shortages.
New Zealand Herald published an article stating that things weren't great to start with.
Inkstick published an article stating that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has not only created global food insecurity but is also damaging the environment.
RFi (France) published an article stating that to cover wheat shortages following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, African countries are looking to other sources or trying to use local-based alternatives in order to provide bread each day.
Nature published an article by several authors, including IFPRI senior research fellows Derek Headey, David Laborde
Indian Express published an op-ed by senior research fellow Devesh Roy and Neelkanth Mishra, co-head of Asia Pacific Strategy and Indi
Agweb published an article that before Putin's forces even breached the Ukraine border, fear and speculation drove commodity prices skyward.
iNews (U.K.) published an article stating that global food prices could spike 37 percent due to Russia's assault on Ukraine.
Business Day Nigeria published an article stating that increasing temperature, erratic rainfall, and other extreme events, such as floods and droughts, pose severe thre
Chatham House published a podcast that featured senior research fellow Joseph Glauber. Glauber spoke on various angles related to the global food supply, demand, and price spikes.
Agweb published an article that fear and speculation drove commodity prices skyward before Putin's forces even breached the Ukraine border.
CNBC.com published an article stating that the war in Ukraine is putting a massive strain on the global food supply.
All About Feed published an article that states the implementation of export restrictions to address food supply disruptions is increasing global food insecurity, according to senior research fellows
NPR published an article and an audio interview stating that as the war between Russia and Ukraine continues, hunger is beginning to affect more of the world. You see, Ukraine was dubbed the breadbasket for Eastern Europe during Soviet times.
Hortidaily published an article stating that as wheat prices surge amid a deepening conflict in Ukraine, lasting damage threatens an already weakened global food system.