As El Niño threatens harvests across the region, Aboitiz Foods is moving quickly to shore up Asia’s pantry. The company is boosting storage capacity, widening sourcing channels, and fast-tracking logistics to safeguard food security across the region
Pakistan’s food security faces an escalating crisis: El Niño-driven below‑average monsoon rains are threatening the October harvest and could worsen shortages and deepen vulnerabilities from June 2026 through January 2027
Across Asia, El Niño-driven weather extremes and mounting conflicts are hammering food production and trade – sending prices higher and pushing vulnerable communities toward crisis
El Niño is upending rainfall across Southeast Asia, devastating staple harvests, sending food prices soaring, and stoking deep worries about the region’s food security – and even its political stability
The RSIS commentary “CO26194 | El Niño, Heat and Haze” sounds the alarm: intensifying climate extremes across Southeast Asia are jeopardizing public health, overwhelming fragile healthcare systems, and making immediate, coordinated cross-border policy action indispensable
Super El Niño is reshaping Southeast Asia’s weather, from scorching heat to sudden storms. Here’s how it could affect your 2024 travel plans, flight routes and must‑visit destinations.
Scientists are sounding the alarm: a looming “Godzilla El Niño” could blast Southeast Asia with blistering heat, crippling droughts and catastrophic floods – a shock that would push fragile economies to the brink and expose glaring weaknesses in climate resilience