The most powerful person on this planet seems to have got it wrong once again. By assigning the cause of global food price crisis to India, George Bush has again missed the point. The problem, though, is real. Average food prices have risen 45 percent in the past nine months. And just as rising rice prices fueled rice riots and toppled the Japanese government in 1918, today's price hikes now threaten political stability in the global south. A few weeks ago the unrests led to several deaths in Haiti leading to the dismissal of the prime minister. The price hikes have also...
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