Geoffrey Johnston, an International Affairs columnist with the Kingston Whig-Standard, joins Andrew Pinsent every single Sunday to tackle the biggest International headlines. And with global hunger proving to be an unshakeable problem, the world’s present-day goals to defeat this dilemma are in serious jeopardy if the main causes of starvation aren’t properly identified and attacked. In Johnston’s eyes, it all comes back to a pair of problems – civil conflict and times of war.

<p>Geoffrey Johnston, an International Affairs columnist with the Kingston Whig-Standard, joins Andrew Pinsent every single Sunday to tackle the biggest International headlines. And with global hunger proving to be an unshakeable problem, the world&rsquo;s present-day goals to defeat this dilemma are in serious jeopardy if the main causes of starvation aren&rsquo;t properly identified and attacked. In Johnston&rsquo;s eyes, it all comes back to a pair of problems &ndash; civil conflict and times of war.</p>