UN warns millions face famine

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Farm workers in Ukraine plant soybeans instead of wheat, which they cannot export Source: AAP / AAP

As the World Economic Forum convened in Switzerland, delegates said the worst global food crisis since World War Two is now brewing.

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Published 24 May 2022 5:42pm

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UN warns millions face famine

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As the World Economic Forum convened in Switzerland, delegates said the worst global food crisis since World War Two is now brewing.

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As the World Economic Forum convened in Switzerland, delegates said the worst global food crisis since World War Two is now brewing.

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