Video from The Global Report reporting that the G8 will address land grabbing through win-win solutions

Videos for and against outsourcing food production to Africa

As world population expands, the demand for arable land should soar. At least that's what George Soros, Lord Rothschild, and other investors believe.

CNN's John Defterios takes a look at how Middle Eastern countries are scouring the globe for farmland.

The people who have agreed to give out their land for free to SEKAB have been mislead by unrealistic promises

The United Nations says the issue of food security has become one of the world's fundamental challenges. In the Philippines, the government has started looking beyond its borders as it tries to boost domestic agriculture. Many small farmers, however, are not happy about that, as Marga Ortigas explains

Despite internal conflicts and an inability to feed its own people, Sudan believes it can be not only Africas breadbasket, but also the world's.

On May 5, the Wilson Center hosted a half-day conference that considered the implications for investors, host countries, and food security, highlighting case studies from Asia, Africa, Europe, and the former Soviet Union.

Cette partie de monopoly planétaire inquiète au plus haut niveau.

The Kenyan government is considering leasing a large tract of land in the Tana River Delta in eastern Kenya to Qatar's government. In return, Qatar would build a port in the seaside town of Lamu.

Reports indicate the growing Euro-Arab-Asian interest to buy land in Africa for the food security of their home population, not Africa´s. However, seldom do these reports link the the appetite for farmland and energy investment on the continent with the current global economic crises.

A number of videos interviews broadcast by Al-Arabiya are available at Zawya.com, in Arabic