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iReporter Jason Palmer looks at a new museum in London's red light district of pat pong. The EU commission president says the only reason why we're struggling now with a food crisis is because of this brutal, unjustified war against ukraine. In eman's capital, sona, a tailor,. says that the increase in the cost of wheat is crazy. Algeda eftfa l alpo olmordata an wassaamoda ftfa.

War and blockades in Ukraine are the largest but far from the only problems squeezing the global food system—and with prices already way up, a catastrophe of hunger looms. The prospect of whole-genome screening for newborns opens up many opportunities to avoid or treat disease, and many ethical debates. And more than just sordid history at Bangkok’s red-light-district museum.For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/intelligenceoffer