The article highlights the contrast between the agricultural challenges in Poland and the food shortages faced by China and North Korea. Weather-related disasters, including heavy rainfall and floods, have significantly impacted agricultural production and energy extraction in these countries, leading to higher food prices and energy costs. China is grappling with a severe food shortage, with residents being urged to stockpile food, while North Korea is reducing food rations for its population due to a severe famine. Meanwhile, in Sri Lanka, an economic crisis and a surge in COVID-19 cases have led to rising food prices and scarcity, prompting the government to impose penalties on hoarding.