As wars spread, the global food system unravels
Carl Skau, the acting head of the World Food Program, met the family during a visit to Somalia last week. Speaking at a United Nations Security Council debate on conflict and hunger on Tuesday, he described their ordeal as one example of a broader phenomenon unfolding across war zones: the “vicious conflict-hunger cycle,” in which war produces hunger and hunger, in turn, creates conditions for further violence. Read More

