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Attacks on ports in #Odesa threaten to reverse the progress in getting Ukrainian food to millions around the world. It is essential that these ports remain open, for Ukraine and for global food security. We cannot afford further disruptions to global food corridors.

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Ukraine grows food not just for itself, but for millions of people around the world. Russia’s attacks strategically target fields, warehouses, and ports, putting the global food supply at risk. What you see in this video is the deliberate destruction of food that people worldwide rely on. Ukrainian farmers continue to sow and harvest, despite constant danger – but Russia's crimes against global food security must end. Only united action can stop Russia and force it into a just peace.

Ukraine grows food not just for itself, but for millions of people around the world. Russia’s attacks strategically target fields, warehouses, and ports, putting the global food supply at risk. What you see in this video is the deliberate destruction of food that people worldwide rely on. Ukrainian farmers continue to sow and harvest, despite constant danger – but Russia's crimes against global food security must end. Only united action can stop Russia and force it into a just peace.

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Russia and Ukraine have intensified attacks in the Black Sea, forcing shipping companies to suspend trips to Ukrainian ports. The disruption threatens a key route for global grain exports, raising concerns over food markets. Al Jazeera’s Audrey MacAlpine reports.

Russia and Ukraine have intensified attacks in the Black Sea, forcing shipping companies to suspend trips to Ukrainian ports. The disruption threatens a key route for global grain exports, raising concerns over food markets. Al Jazeera’s Audrey MacAlpine reports.

Al Jazeera English

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🚨 Russia weaponizes global hunger. It has launched 134 strikes against Ukrainian ports and civilian ships since July 1. By sinking grain vessels and targeting ports, Moscow is intentionally driving up global food prices and cutting off food supplies to vulnerable nations in Africa and Asia.

🚨 Russia weaponizes global hunger. It has launched 134 strikes against Ukrainian ports and civilian ships since July 1. By sinking grain vessels and targeting ports, Moscow is intentionally driving up global food prices and cutting off food supplies to vulnerable nations in Africa and Asia.

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Despite the war and Russian terror, Ukraine continues to be a contributor to global food security for dozens of countries, and we are increasing our capabilities. In just over a year of operation of our maritime export corridor, 70 million tons of cargo have already been transported. More than 2,500 ships have departed from Ukrainian ports. Ports in Asia, Africa, Europe, and America are receiving our Ukrainian cargo. Countries from Egypt to Indonesia, from Tunisia and Libya to India, from Algeria to China have received our Ukrainian grain. Thanks to the humanitarian initiative “Grain from Ukraine,” hundreds of thousands of families and millions of people in Ethiopia, Somalia, Yemen, and Sudan have received essential food supplies. I thank everyone working to enhance our export potential, and I am grateful to all those around the world who are helping. This undoubtedly strengthens peace.

Despite the war and Russian terror, Ukraine continues to be a contributor to global food security for dozens of countries, and we are increasing our capabilities. In just over a year of operation of our maritime export corridor, 70 million tons of cargo have already been transported. More than 2,500 ships have departed from Ukrainian ports. Ports in Asia, Africa, Europe, and America are receiving our Ukrainian cargo. Countries from Egypt to Indonesia, from Tunisia and Libya to India, from Algeria to China have received our Ukrainian grain. Thanks to the humanitarian initiative “Grain from Ukraine,” hundreds of thousands of families and millions of people in Ethiopia, Somalia, Yemen, and Sudan have received essential food supplies. I thank everyone working to enhance our export potential, and I am grateful to all those around the world who are helping. This undoubtedly strengthens peace.

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In Aden today. A few kilometers from Bab Al-Mandeb Strait - another vital global trade route disrupted by conflict, driving up food prices around the world. Half the population in #Yemen faces hunger. Global food routes must stay open. The world cannot afford another choke point.

In Aden today. A few kilometers from Bab Al-Mandeb Strait - another vital global trade route disrupted by conflict, driving up food prices around the world. Half the population in #Yemen faces hunger. Global food routes must stay open. The world cannot afford another choke point.

Carl Skau

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From Grain from Ukraine to Food from Ukraine. At the fourth International Summit on Food Security, we announced a shift from humanitarian assistance to mutually beneficial partnerships with African countries. Ukraine is no longer only an exporter of grain. We are ready to supply world-class food products and share our agricultural technologies, irrigation practices, and processing expertise with countries of the Global South to strengthen global food security. Despite the war, Ukrainian agricultural producers this season account for 36% of global sunflower oil exports, 38% of sunflower meal, and more than 13% of global corn exports. Our courageous farmers and producers continue their work even under the hardest conditions — shelling, mined fields, and drone attacks in frontline areas. The AGROEXPO exhibition, held as part of the summit, demonstrates that Ukrainian entrepreneurs are developing modern agricultural machinery and processing equipment even during wartime. All of this is Made in Ukraine by our engineers — and it works. I underscored the importance of continued support for humanitarian demining. More than 170,000 km² of Ukrainian territory is potentially contaminated with explosive ordnance — land that could feed tens of millions of people. Demining is therefore not only a Ukrainian priority, but a global one for food security. I thank Ukraine’s international friends who traveled to the summit. We know many guests crossed thousands of kilometers to be here. Your presence and engagement are a strong signal of unity and confidence in the power of our partnership. We invite partners to join the Food from Ukraine initiative — in production, logistics, investment, and demining. Together, we can strengthen global supply chains and feed millions of people.

From Grain from Ukraine to Food from Ukraine. At the fourth International Summit on Food Security, we announced a shift from humanitarian assistance to mutually beneficial partnerships with African countries. Ukraine is no longer only an exporter of grain. We are ready to supply world-class food products and share our agricultural technologies, irrigation practices, and processing expertise with countries of the Global South to strengthen global food security. Despite the war, Ukrainian agricultural producers this season account for 36% of global sunflower oil exports, 38% of sunflower meal, and more than 13% of global corn exports. Our courageous farmers and producers continue their work even under the hardest conditions — shelling, mined fields, and drone attacks in frontline areas. The AGROEXPO exhibition, held as part of the summit, demonstrates that Ukrainian entrepreneurs are developing modern agricultural machinery and processing equipment even during wartime. All of this is Made in Ukraine by our engineers — and it works. I underscored the importance of continued support for humanitarian demining. More than 170,000 km² of Ukrainian territory is potentially contaminated with explosive ordnance — land that could feed tens of millions of people. Demining is therefore not only a Ukrainian priority, but a global one for food security. I thank Ukraine’s international friends who traveled to the summit. We know many guests crossed thousands of kilometers to be here. Your presence and engagement are a strong signal of unity and confidence in the power of our partnership. We invite partners to join the Food from Ukraine initiative — in production, logistics, investment, and demining. Together, we can strengthen global supply chains and feed millions of people.

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I’m standing in a downpour in the middle of a golden wheat field in Ukraine. Right now, Ukrainian farmers are gathering the 2026 harvest: 80 million tons of grain and oilseeds. That’s roughly 10 kilograms of food for every single person on Earth. But that food might never reach the world's table. Russia is systematically bombing Odesa’s ports and civilian cargo ships—deliberately targeting international vessels and American commercial interests. This is a direct attack on global food security. It fuels inflation in every grocery store worldwide. Protecting Ukraine’s port infrastructure isn’t charity. It is defending global economic stability—and keeping the world fed.

I’m standing in a downpour in the middle of a golden wheat field in Ukraine. Right now, Ukrainian farmers are gathering the 2026 harvest: 80 million tons of grain and oilseeds. That’s roughly 10 kilograms of food for every single person on Earth. But that food might never reach the world's table. Russia is systematically bombing Odesa’s ports and civilian cargo ships—deliberately targeting international vessels and American commercial interests. This is a direct attack on global food security. It fuels inflation in every grocery store worldwide. Protecting Ukraine’s port infrastructure isn’t charity. It is defending global economic stability—and keeping the world fed.

Andy Hunder

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While tragedy unfolds in #Gaza, we cannot forget the rest of the world’s hungry. World Food Programme is being forced to cut food to millions of hungry people, in #Jordan and around the globe. We need your help.

While tragedy unfolds in #Gaza, we cannot forget the rest of the world’s hungry. World Food Programme is being forced to cut food to millions of hungry people, in #Jordan and around the globe. We need your help.

Carl Skau

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Ukraine has damaged Russia’s grain export terminals in an attack on the Novorossiysk port, while Russia has struck grain infrastructure in Ukraine's Odesa region. These tit-for-tat attacks threaten food security in import-dependent countries on the brink of famine.

Ukraine has damaged Russia’s grain export terminals in an attack on the Novorossiysk port, while Russia has struck grain infrastructure in Ukraine's Odesa region. These tit-for-tat attacks threaten food security in import-dependent countries on the brink of famine.

Al Jazeera English

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Today is #WorldFoodDay. The UK is helping find lasting solutions to global food security and nutrition challenges. On 20 November, we will host The Global Food Security Summit with Gates Foundation and The Children's Investment Fund Foundation, to galvanise action to tackle hunger and malnutrition.

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VIDEO | Mumbai: Maharashtra FDA Commissioner Tukaram Mundhe on Independence Day, says, "I pray that the country continues to progress. I am now working in food safety as the Food Safety Commissioner. I want to say that our independence should also extend to the food we consume. We should have the independence to choose food that is good for our health- food that meets standards and is safe, rather than food chosen just for taste. If we follow this approach, we will remain healthy. If we are healthy, our country will also be healthy and we will be able to progress." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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Honored to join the panel “Overproduced, Underfed: A Strategic Reset for Global Food Security” at #ADF2026. It was a valuable opportunity to share Türkiye’s approach to food security and present my vision for a more inclusive, effective and forward-looking Food and Agriculture Organization.

Honored to join the panel “Overproduced, Underfed: A Strategic Reset for Global Food Security” at #ADF2026. It was a valuable opportunity to share Türkiye’s approach to food security and present my vision for a more inclusive, effective and forward-looking Food and Agriculture Organization.

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A third of the world's food supply depends on bees for pollination. However, their populations are declining at unprecedented rates—in large part due to neonicotinoid pesticide exposure—raising grave concerns about the future of global food security. "We spray pesticides that... kill the pollinators, and we spray herbicides that kill the plants that provide the food for the pollinators." "The best way to... protect our pollinators is to remove chemicals from our food system."

A third of the world's food supply depends on bees for pollination. However, their populations are declining at unprecedented rates—in large part due to neonicotinoid pesticide exposure—raising grave concerns about the future of global food security. "We spray pesticides that... kill the pollinators, and we spray herbicides that kill the plants that provide the food for the pollinators." "The best way to... protect our pollinators is to remove chemicals from our food system."

Wide Awake Media

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Our global food system is experiencing a crisis. But food has the power to solve our biggest problems. Today, we are thrilled to launch the Global Food Institute at George Washington University, a transformative new partnership to change the world through the power of food.

Our global food system is experiencing a crisis. But food has the power to solve our biggest problems. Today, we are thrilled to launch the Global Food Institute at George Washington University, a transformative new partnership to change the world through the power of food.

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Soaring food costs are making Yemen’s hunger crisis even worse as import disruptions, US-backed sanctions, and a pause in UN aid programmes make it difficult for millions of people to afford enough food.

Soaring food costs are making Yemen’s hunger crisis even worse as import disruptions, US-backed sanctions, and a pause in UN aid programmes make it difficult for millions of people to afford enough food.

Al Jazeera English

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