This episode looks at whether the current food shortage in the UK is a one-time crisis or is it a sign of increased food insecurity, especially as the Ukraine-Russian war continues and affects both the energy and agricultural sectors.

A recent report reveals that hundreds of households living across the Israeli-occupied lands face food insecurity.

Caracas offers five million hectares of land following agricultural investment agreements with producers from Iran and other countries.

Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian describes economic diplomacy, and expansion of ties with neighboring and Muslim states as the two main priorities of Iran’s foreign policy.

As Russia continues its advance in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbas, Johnny Miller has traveled to a city which has seen some of the fiercest fighting of the war so far.

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.