Ukraine grows enough grain to feed 400 million people, and the shock of the Russian invasion – with the threat of that food source being suddenly cut-off – was enough to send global food prices skyrocketing. It also engendered a food shortage panic that hasn’t quite subsided to this day, and with good reason: the agreements that have kept Ukrainian grain flowing since 2022 have been tenuous at best.Read More
Russia butting heads over Ukraine grain deal
