Why Ukraine-Russia grain deal holds promise beyond food
Posted on AllSides July 26th, 2022
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With the world mired in a food crisis brought on in part by the Ukraine war, raised hopes were the first fruits of the Russia-Ukraine grain deal. Yet the cooperation the deal demands may hold even more promise.
The agreement between Russia and Ukraine to allow the safe export of up to 20 million tons of Ukrainian wheat and other grains offers hope of easing an acute global food crisis and comes as especially good news for people in the Horn of Africa.
From Ethiopia to Eritrea and Kenya, high...
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