Chicago Council on Global Affairs
Distinguished Fellow Ertharin Cousin, former head of the UN World Food Programme, explains what happens when the Russia-Ukraine war puts pressure on the global food supply chain. “This is just a tipping point of challenges that had already begun,” she tells TVO’s Steve Paikin. “Without assistance, there will be famines.”
April 8, 2022
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