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Food
Latest Articles & Videos
Horsing Around with the Global Food Chain -
"Waiter, there's a horse in my soup!" For European consumers who enjoy the convenience of frozen precooked meals like lasagna, this is no longer an unsavory joke. Europeans are angry about...
The World Is Running Out of Food -
Is this a catastrophe of the sort that took place a generation ago, when mass famines in the 1950s, 1960s and early 1970s killed hundreds of thousands of people at a time? No. This time...
Bad News: Global Food Supply Edition -
The last thing the world needs is more bad news, but there's more bad news on the global commodities front: Wheat rose the most in nearly two weeks after the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
More Articles
- The New Geopolitics of Food - Lester Brown, The Globalist
- Why 2013 Will Be a Year of Crisis - David Frum, CNN
- U.S. Drought Will Hit Global Food Prices - Heather Mallick, Toronto Star
- Another Global Food Crisis in the Making? - Chatham House
- Why a Huge Corn Harvest Is Sparking Fear - Evan Fraser, Ottawa Citizen
- The Queen's Decaying Throne - Theodore Dalrymple
- Resource Competition Fueling Insecurity - Oxford Research Group
- Can the World Still Feed Itself? - Brian Carney, Wall Street Journal
- Globalizing the Insurgency in Somalia - Christopher Anzalone
- A Hungry China Seeks Food Security - Michael Richardson, Japan Times
- A Growing World, a Growing Problem - Mike Steketee, The Australian
- Can We Feed the World Without Destroying the Planet? - BAS
- The Coming War Over Food - Thomas P. M. Barnett, Battleland
- Africa's Land Wars Will Hurt Egypt - Lester Brown, New York Times
- Can the World Feed 10 Billion People? - Raj Patel, Foreign Policy
- The New Geopolitics of Food - Benjamin Domenech
- The New Geopolitics of Food - Lester Brown, Foreign Policy
- Hunger Will Be Arab World's Next Battle - Lester Brown, The Guardian
- Kowtowing to Pirates' Ransoms Fuels Maritime Piracy - RAND Corporation
- The Return of High Food Prices - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Global Food Prices and Instability - Council on Foreign Relations
- Food Prices & Stability - Greg Scoblete
- How Food Riots Start - Evan Fraser & Andrew Rimas, Foreign Affairs
- World Has Food, But Crisis Still Looms - Slyvain Charlebois, The Mark
- Preventing a Global Food Crisis - International Food Policy Research Institute
- Asia's Water-Food-Energy Nexus - Arjun Thapan, Jakarta Post
- Revolt, Migrate or Die - Mark Allegrini & Peter Sparding
- How Pakistan Can Exploit China's Regional Angst - Huma Yusuf, Dawn
- A New World Order in Food - Sylvain Charlebois, Globe and Mail
- Precious Resources Are Now Strategic - Brahma Chellaney, Times of India
- How to Win the War in Afghanistan - Zalmay Khalilzad, Financial Times
- India Has Come a Long Way - Sudipto Mundle, Times of India
- Mugabe Still Outwits Opponents - Douglas Rogers
- Japan, Australia Differ on U.S. Role in Asia - Peter Hartcher, SMH
- India's Healthcare System Can Guide U.S. - Aruna Viswanatha, Salon
- The Real Guantanamo Prison - Mauricio Claver-Carone
- Failure to Contain North Korea Not Surprising - RAND Corporation
- A Sovereign State of Evil - Nat Hentoff, Cato Institute
- The BBC Is Too Impartial to Suffering - Philip Hensher, The Independent
- The West Must Stop Israel - Ismail Haniyeh, The Independent
- Israel's Stupidity Breaks My Heart - Michael Lerner, Times of London
- Defining Victory for Israel - Michael Gerson, Washington Post
- Can Israel Win 'Soft Power' War in Gaza? - Gerald Steinberg, Jerusalem Post
- China's Emerging Democratic Society - Huang Mengfu, China Daily
- Heroes at the Taj - Michael Pollack, Forbes