Iran War Threatens Global Food System — and Some Already Feel the Impact
The same countries that stand to face the most harm already struggle with food security after Trump dissolved USAID.

The Middle East conflict spiraled into a direct threat against the global economy this week after Iran launched attacks targeting major international infrastructure and commercial shipping lanes, while warning the world to brace for $200-per-barrel oil if the war continues. The post WAR ON GLOBAL TRADE: Iran Hits Major International Airports, Oil…
The same countries that stand to face the most harm already struggle with food security after Trump dissolved USAID.
The global trade crisis sparked by Donald Trump’s illegal war in Iran may soon become a global food crisis, as farmers facing surging fertilizer prices warn they won’t be able to plant their crops, according to a report from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Fertilizer prices are rising due to the halt of trade through the Strait of Hormuz,…
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The latest incidents in or near the Strait of Hormuz come shortly after Iran warned the world to prepare for $200 oil prices.
The nearly two-week-long war in the Middle East has created the “largest supply disruption” in the history of global oil markets, the International Energy Agency said, as production from Gulf countries has been slashed and exports through the Strait of Hormuz have been halted. The Paris-based organization made the stark assessment in its closely watched…