Mogadishu: – Insufficient rains since the last few years and the raging conflict between the government and the terrorist groups have caused a horrific escalation of the drought situation in Somalia. The United Nations informed that more than 4 million Somalians are facing food crisis and starvation. Mercy Corps, a volunteer organisation, has warned that […]
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Kabul/United Nations – The Taliban are all set to form a government led by Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada. Although the Taliban has succeeded in creating a government by setting aside the differences among its factions, the real test for the Taliban government will be in the near future because Afghanistan’s food reserves will last only a […]
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Rome: A report by an international voluntary group says that more than 250 million people have been hit by severe food shortage, as a result of the continuing and intensifying conflicts around the world, economic crisis and natural calamities. The percentage is more in 8 Asian and African countries, including Yemen, Nigeria, Syria and Afghanistan. […]
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Islamabad: Another disaster looms after the terrible floods in Pakistan. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that there will be a wave of diseases in Pakistan, and it will claim many lives. The main reason is that Pakistan does not have the necessary stock of medicines and medical facilities to contain the epidemic. Consequently, […]
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Colombo – The Sri Lankan government has declared a food emergency due to the unavailability of foreign exchange for food imports. The Sri Lankan government has blamed the Coronavirus pandemic for the shortage of foreign currency reserves. However, analysts and media are claiming that a large amount of foreign exchange is being spent on the […]
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Rome: If the possible ‘grain deal’ in Russia-Ukraine fails, it is feared that the African continent will face a terrible food shortage and starvation crisis. Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani warned that if there is a food shortage in African countries, the refugees from these countries may once again hit Europe. A few days […]
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Odessa/Moscow: The vessels carrying food grains left for the Ukrainian port from Odessa on Monday after an agreement with the United Nations and Turkey. The ship will arrive at Lebanon’s Tripoli port via Istanbul, Turkey, in the next few days. This is considered an important step to overcome the food crisis caused by the Russia-Ukraine […]
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Warsaw: Aija Kalnaja, chief of Frontex, warned that the Russia-Ukraine conflict has affected food grain exports and has caused a food shortage in the African and Middle Eastern countries. The intensity of this shortage is increasing by the day. Therefore, a fresh immigrant influx could be triggered in the coming times.’ It was revealed that […]
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Rome: Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio warned that there is a mega war sparked in Africa over food. We must stop this war. If the conflict in Ukraine does not end soon, there will be a severe famine situation developing in Africa. The Italian Foreign Minister held Russia responsible for the crisis. Moreover, Western […]
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Moscow: The United States and European countries have blamed the conflict between Russia and Ukraine for rising inflation and famine in Africa. But President of Senegal and the Chief of the African Union, Macky Sall, has dismissed these accusations against Russia. President Sall criticised that instead, the threat of the food crisis increased given the […]
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