In a world so rich, a famine in Sudan is an indictment, not an inevitability. But is the world ready to see forced hunger as intolerable? That is the question today.

That Chinese people will eat anything is a foreign misconception. Instead, foreigners could learn a thing or two from the way ...

Sudanese families displaced from El-Fasher reach out as aid workers distribute food in the newly established El-Afadh camp in ...

New research suggests a volcanic eruption around 1345 cooled the climate, leading to crop failures. On the ships that carried imported grain to fill the gap came plague-carrying fleas.

Tighter wallets and lifestyle changes among the young are affecting food consumption choices in China. Read more at ...

As Chinese consumers downshift from high-emission sources of nutrition to cheaper everyday protein, the country is ...

The prosperous Ming dynasty restored Han Chinese rule after the Mongol-led Yuan dynasty and introduced numerous cultural and social changes.

This video follows China’s brutal War of Resistance against Japan, from the fall of Shanghai and Nanjing and Chiang ...

North Korea’s elite women are flaunting luxury fur coats worth millions of won while ordinary workers struggle to afford rice ...

Climate data and historical accounts suggest that crop failures in the 1340s prompted Italian officials to import grain from eastern Europe, and this may have carried in the plague bacterium ...

Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman asks Trump to intervene in Sudan's devastating war that has killed 400,000 people and ...

Korea Investment & Securities, through the third-quarter earnings release this year for Samyang Foods, noted that solid ...