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Analysts: War and weather raise food security risk

Severe weather disruptions will amplify food security risks in Asia, potentially triggering civil unrest and political instability in vulnerable countries.

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分析人士:战争和极端天气加剧粮食安全风险

A villager collects water from a remaining natural spring at Wening Galih village in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia. El Nino is set to become ‘very strong’ in the coming months.

Severe weather disruptions will amplify food security risks in Asia, potentially triggering civil unrest and political instability in vulnerable countries, according to consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.

The warning comes as the war in Iran has already disrupted fuel and fertiliser supplies, both of which are key agricultural inputs. Now, weather extremes linked to a powerful El Nino are further threatening crops across the region.

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