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Stop the war before El Niño creates a crisis the world cannot absorb

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By Máximo Torero Cullen
| Devex
The conflict in the Middle East, beyond the direct human consequences, is no longer only an energy shock. It is a food security shock, unfolding at a moment when the global agrifood system is already under severe strain. What makes this moment particularly dangerous is timing. El Niño will not create a crisis from scratch. It will amplify the one already underway. A strong El Niño is likely to develop from mid-2026, peak toward the end of the year, and extend into early 2027, according to forecasts.
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Asia’s Next Harvest Is Already Being Decided

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By Máximo Torero Cullen
| Business Bhutan Verified
Nine out of ten ships that once passed through the Strait of Hormuz are not going anywhere.The consequences are already shaping Asia’s next harvest and the one after that. The disruption is now reaching the foundation of Asia’s agricultural cycle. Shipments have stalled. Gulf economies, among the largest buyers of Asian rice, meat, and dairy, have sharply reduced their purchases. In one stroke, Asian farmers are losing both the inputs they depend on and the markets they serve.
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Asia's next harvest is already being decided

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By Máximo Torero Cullen
| The Jakarta Post Verified
N ine out of 10 ships that once passed through the Strait of Hormuz are not going anywhere. The consequences are already shaping Asia's next harvest and the one after that. The disruption is now reaching the foundation of Asia's agricultural cycle. Shipments have stalled. Gulf economies, among the largest buyers of Asian rice, meat and dairy, have sharply reduced their purchases. In one stroke, Asian farmers are losing both the inputs they depend on and the markets they serve.
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