Peace feast: Breaking bread in the name of conflict


Peace is turned into a feast at Conflict Kitchen London, a moveable restaurant with a conscience.

The pop-up eatery, launched ahead of the International Day of Peace on Sept 21, is serving traditional food from Myanmar, Jordan and Peru to encourage discussions about the prospect of peace in those countries.

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