As we enter the fifth week of the war in the Middle East, most of the discussion so far has focused on oil, gas and the intensity of the energy shock. That concern is justified. But another danger is building more quietly, and it deserves attention before it becomes harder to manage. I am referring to the food security risks created by a prolonged war. To some, that may seem counterintuitive. The Middle East is not usually seen as the world’s granary. A war in the region should not, on…
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