On the recordMay 10, 2022
Whether this precarious situation turns into a true global famine depends largely on what the United States, European Union, China and other large and wealthy nations do now.
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David Beasley
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congress.govWhether this precarious situation turns into a true global famine depends largely on what the United States, European Union, China and other large and wealthy nations do now.
Beasley highlights the influence of major nations in preventing global famine.
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