WORLDJun 3 · 11:59 UTCSEMAFORPrashant Rao

War and changing weather intensify food security concerns

War and changing weather patterns, including a strong El Niño, threaten to worsen food insecurity by causing droughts, floods, and higher fertilizer prices. The Middle East conflict has increased fertilizer costs during planting season, while the World Food Programme reports struggling to meet urgent needs.

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