The combined effects of geopolitical tensions and climate variability pose significant risks to global food security. Disruptions in fertilizer supply chains could lead to lower crop yields, driving up food prices and exacerbating inflation. Vulnerable populations, particularly in low-income countries, are at heightened risk of food insecurity. The anticipated El Niño event may worsen drought conditions and disrupt rainfall patterns, further threatening agricultural productivity. Key crops like rice and cocoa are already experiencing export declines, which could have cascading effects on global food markets. These challenges underscore the need for immediate action to mitigate risks and build resilience in food systems.