Egypt crisis threatens food for poorest: World Food Programme By Emad Omar CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's economic crisis poses a threat to basic nutrition in the country of 84 million people where the poorest spend more than half their income on food, the World Food Programme (WFP) said on Thursday. WFP country director Gian Pietro Bordignon's warning underscores one of the main challenges facing President Mohamed Mursi's government as it grapples with an economic crisis caused by two years of instability. "The economic crises are putting more and more people in a very risky situation," Bordignon told Reuters in an interview. ...