Active conflict involving Sudan and Myanmar is currently hindering food production in the region.
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Updated Jul 2
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What happened
Active conflict involving Sudan and Myanmar is currently hindering food production in the region.
Who's involved
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Part of
Shared crises affecting regional stability, leading to displacement pressures in border regions involving Africa, Sudan, Myanmar, Europe, and Afghanistan.Also in this story
- Regional rice supply is being impacted by stagnation and instability originating from the region, affecting Europe's access to affordable food.
- The Scottish Government announced funding to support aid efforts in Myanmar, Afghanistan, Malawi, and Sudan.
- Gold is being looted through militias in Darfur, Sudan, amidst the ongoing regional crises.
- People from Myanmar are seeking sanctuary in Mae Sot.
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- Severe food insecurity risks have been identified in specific regions of Sudan, including Darfur and Kordofan.