With the EU having warned that Russia’s block on Ukraine grain could starve thousands and as the International Energy Agency warns of “historic crisis” over looming gas crunch in Europe, this episode takes a closer look at these consequences.

Since the beginning of its term, the current government has seriously pursued effective measures to improve the agricultural sector and ensure the country's food security, including through farming overseas.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has warned that the Ukraine conflict may cause a social and economic crisis around the world.

Russia says it did everything in its power to avert a food crisis amid the country’s ongoing military operation in Ukraine.

As the war in Ukraine continues, the West is taking measures to expand NATO, spearheaded by the United States, stoking the flames of war.

Food products produced with Ukrainian crops, such as corn and wheat, can be found worldwide. However, Ukraine's exports have collapsed over the past few months due to the war with Russia resulting in a global food crisis.

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Ali Bagheri Kani says the concerns of the world’s countries about energy and food security should turn into an opportunity for cooperation at the international level.

The lingering challenge posed by the Ukraine crisis to the global food market has prompted many countries around the world to work through contingency plans to maintain food security to the point of supporting smuggling.

Iran plans overseas farming in Brazil and Russia to grow crops and secure a stable supply amid surging food prices and lingering drought.

The COVID pandemic has caused an estimated 18 percent increase in the number of people facing hunger, a UN report says.