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Opinion April 30, 2022 | 5:11 pm

The destabilising impact of a distant conflict

David Jessop The View from Europe Earlier this month at a conference on Caribbean security, Barbados’ Prime Minister, Mia Motley, spoke about the consequences of the war in Ukraine and the now unavoidable impact it will have on the cost of food, energy, fertilizer, and transport. The region’s leaders, she said, must explain to their citizens the need to prepare for what may lie ahead. W

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