Pakistan: Flood Crisis Could Become a Food Crisis
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International aid is pouring in, but the local food insecurity would have global consequences.
South Asia Brief News and analysis from India and its neighboring countries in South Asia, a region home to one-fourth of the world’s population. Delivered Wednesday. Pakistan’s Flood Crisis Could Become a Food Crisis International aid is pouring in, but the local food insecurity would have global consequences. Kugelman-Michael-foreign-policy-columnist13 Michael Kugelman By Michael Kugelman , the writer of Foreign Policy ’s weekly South Asia Brief and a senior fellow for South Asia at the Atlantic Council. A woman gestures near a tent in Jaffarabad, Pakistan, on Sept. 3. Monsoon rains have unl
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