Success in a fistful of rice

Women come to the rescue of a village burdened by drought

UNITED NATIONS

From the blurbs

Human induced Famine

Official negligence turns a dry spell into a famine

From the Andes to the stars

Rat menace

The flowering of the bamboo is bad news for the people in Mizoram

IMF, World Bank blamed for food shortage in Malawi

Famine in Ethiopia: the roots lie in Eritrea’s long-running feud with Tigrayans

Entire region is classified “hard to reach” for aid convoys

Famine in motion

The demoralizing esculent

When it was introduced in Europe, people associated the potato with disease

Crisis mismanagement

Prickly, delicious

Water strikes the poor, says report

Are Zimbabwe's economic problems exaggerated?

Getting the bulletin right

EL Nino and the new challenges

Children don’t even have energy to cry: Gaza Strip stares at famine as Israel blocks food access

Malnutrition in northern Gaza rose from 0.8% of children under 5 years before the conflict began to over 16% at present

Podcast: Colonialists used starvation as a tool of oppression

Before the colonialists arrived in North America and Bengal, both regions were thriving with healthy, wealthy communities. Here's what happened next

Starvation as geopolitical tool has travelled through time. Literature shows oppressors knew what they were doing

Early modern English literature is replete with tales of famine distress & even solutions, but doesn’t reflect on the British stance on …