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Black Sea Conflict Escalates: Attacks on Commercial Shipping Threaten Global Food SecurityEconomy

Black Sea Conflict Escalates: Attacks on Commercial Shipping Threaten Global Food Security

Attacks on commercial vessels in the Black Sea, part of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, are disrupting global food supplies and driving up prices. Alternative export routes are also under threat, exacerbating concerns for global food security.

Al Jazeera English|November 3, 2026
Middle East Conflict's Ripple Effect: African Food Security Threatened by Soaring Fuel and Fertilizer Costs, Officials WarnEconomy

Middle East Conflict's Ripple Effect: African Food Security Threatened by Soaring Fuel and Fertilizer Costs, Officials Warn

The conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is driving up fuel and fertilizer prices, threatening food security across Africa. Trade officials warn that reduced fertilizer use could impact harvests and increase food costs, while also disrupting supply chains and currency values in affected nations.

Al Jazeera English|October 26, 2026|1
Dubai Unveils Ambitious 2030 Strategy to Revolutionize Food Security, Boost Local Produce, and Slash WasteMiscellaneous

Dubai Unveils Ambitious 2030 Strategy to Revolutionize Food Security, Boost Local Produce, and Slash Waste

Dubai has launched the Dubai Food Security Strategy 2030, a comprehensive plan to ensure food availability, affordability, and safety for all residents. The strategy emphasizes boosting local production, reducing waste, and enhancing supply chain resilience through five key initiatives.

The National|October 25, 2026
Gaza's Children Starve as Food Prices Soar and Aid Dwindles Amidst RestrictionsHealth

Gaza's Children Starve as Food Prices Soar and Aid Dwindles Amidst Restrictions

Children in Gaza are facing severe food shortages and rising prices, with humanitarian aid also being cut. Families are struggling to afford basic nutrition, leading to increased malnutrition and health concerns among children.

Al Jazeera English|October 21, 2026|1