Russian sea mines warning comes as Ukrainian navy says 12 cargo vessels preparing to travel to Ukraine Black Sea ports.
Qatari students aim to make ‘food accessible to people all over the world’ with their 3D printer.
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As the war enters its 577th day, these are the main developments.
The war in Ukraine, heatwaves and export bans on essential staples – threats to food supplies are rising once again.
Analysts say accessibility and affordability, coupled with political and economic crisis, are behind Pakistan’s ranking.
Analysts say food prices in Asia are likely to rise but the fallout will be limited for the time being.
Russia’s defence ministry said ships travelling to Ukraine considered to be potentially transporting military cargo.
Ukraine air defence systems in the Odesa region and the capital Kyiv repelled Russian drone and missile attacks.
UN, Turkish officials awaiting Russian response as last cargo ship carrying Ukrainian grain leaves Odesa.
Rise in hunger ‘stalled’ globally in 2022, but remains elevated in some parts of the world.
Aid agency cites ‘a widespread and coordinated campaign’ to divert aid in Ethiopia, where 20 million people are in need.
Professor Marie Claire Yandju gives cassava a makeover to combat malnutrition and climate change.
By August, the WFP will be forced to suspend operations in the West Bank and Gaza if no funding is received.
Ten percent of the world’s population does not have enough food, the highest number in more than a decade.
