(Global Trade-Agriculture) Come garantire il commercio globale in agricoltura? (fonte: CSIS)

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Emily Benson, Elizabeth Duncan

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has significantly disrupted global trade in agriculture, causing ripple effects worldwide, particularly throughout the Middle East and Sub-Saharan Africa. In Africa, a confluence of factors, including the conflict in Ukraine, has increased hunger by 20 percent. These effects have led to fears that the crisis will plunge regions already affected by historic levels of food insecurity into even deeper distress. The invasion has also led to fears that global food prices will increase beyond March 2022 prices, the highest on record, leading to further record highs and potential political unrest.

Food for Thought: How Should We Secure Global Trade in Agriculture? | Center for Strategic and International Studies (csis.org)

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