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Fresh indication of pan-European tensions as ministers prepare to meet in Brussels on Monday
It’s time for political leaders to balance reducing carbon emissions with maintaining cheap food production
Climate change and attacks on ships in the Red Sea are disrupting supplies of drinks from the global south
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Copenhagen claims London’s ban on catching sand eels on Dogger Bank discriminates against its fleet
Ukraine president says protest ‘increases the threat to the supply of weapons to our warriors’
Business secretary Kemi Badenoch warns agriculture secretary Steve Barclay of cost of proposals and possible breach of WTO rules
Value of agricultural acreage more than doubles in bet that prices will soar in world suffering scarcity of resources
Development bank has poured nearly $1bn into large agribusinesses in war-torn country
PM to pledge to back rural communities as poll shows Conservatives losing ground in traditional strongholds
Rural protests are disrupting EU climate change policies and heightening political tensions
Can conservationists turn peatlands back into carbon sinks?
The extraordinary concessions they won from Brussels this week illustrate their potential to reshape the bloc’s politics
Widespread agriculture protests in Europe highlight tough conditions
Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen says plan to halve pesticide use had become ‘symbol of polarisation’
Reference to a 30% cut in nitrogen and methane gases by 2040 removed from proposed road map
European politicians have to balance demands of farmers with the need for climate action
UK development minister says 3mn people face acute food shortage because of drought and civil war
The performance of companies that specialise in milk and meat alternatives should act as something of an appetite suppressant
Tractors rolled into Brussels on Thursday to block major roads and squares close to summit gathering
Scientists in Africa and elsewhere are seizing the opportunity to transform agriculture
Fish sold by major retailers in Europe is harming food security in west Africa
French President Emmanuel Macron pushes for more EU concessions on agriculture and trade
Report estimates one-third rise in commodity prices by 2050 would be compensated by health and nature savings
British consumers risk higher prices after January 31 roll-out of checks on all EU products of plant and animal origin
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