A headline from a Turkish-language source, which was machine-translated, calls for collective action on behalf of Palestine on October 10.
‘Clock is ticking’: Hormuz disruption raises fears of global food crisis
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‘Clock is ticking’: Hormuz disruption raises fears of global food crisis
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BAKU - The clock is ticking for global food systems as disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz threaten to choke off the flow of fuel and crucial fertilizers needed for the next planting season – also raising the risk of higher food prices and a new wave of inflation, according to th…
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