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NewsDesk MC May 25, 2026May 25, 2026 agriculture, Crop Production, Darfur, FAO, Fertilizer Costs, food security, fuel prices, Gezira Scheme, Gulf Imports, humanitarian crisis, hunger crisis, Iran conflict, Kordofan, Millet, Omdurman, rapid support forces, Sesame, Sorghum, sudan, sudanese army, wheat

Iran Conflict Imperils Sudan Harvest as Fuel, Fertilizer Costs Surge

Sudan-Rising fuel and fertilizer prices linked to the conflict involving Iran are threatening Sudan’s upcoming harvest season, farmers and agricultural

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NewsDesk MC May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 agriculture, ammonia, australia, belarus, customs duties, european union, FAO, farming, fertilizer prices, fertilizers, food security, global markets, Iran war, nitrogen fertilizers, rice supply, russia, Strait of Hormuz, supply chains, trade policy, U, urea, wheat production

EU Waives Fertilizer Tariffs as Hormuz Disruption Fuels Global Supply Fears

Brussels-The European Union will suspend customs duties on key nitrogen-based fertilizers, including urea and ammonia, for one year to shield

EU Waives Fertilizer Tariffs as Hormuz Disruption Fuels Global Supply Fears

Brussels-The European Union will suspend customs duties on key nitrogen-based fertilizers, including urea and ammonia, for one year to shield

UN Warns Over One Million Lebanese Face Acute Hunger Risk Amid Escalating Conflict

New York – More than one million people in Lebanon are at risk of acute food insecurity between now and

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From Welfare Model to Food Insecurity: Sri Lanka’s Economic Crisis Sparks Call for a Human Rights Economy

“Economic policy cannot remain the realm of experts alone—it must be shaped by the people whose lives it defines.” Once

Global Food Prices Rise for Second Straight Month, FAO Says

Paris — Global food prices rose in March for a second consecutive month, reaching their highest level since December, driven