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This week Tech Roundup’s topics: Brazil to regulate AI, tech companies react to tax reform and the downfall of scooter’s market.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture released details on Wednesday about how much row crop farmers will receive next year from a $12 billion aid program, but soybean growers say such payments fall short of helping those hurt by low crop prices and trade disputes.
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Many locals are cheering on the Brazilian government’s plans to rebuild a decrepit highway. Environmentalists are less keen
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Venezuela may struggle to increase its crude oil production for years, despite potential investments from U. S. oil companies promised by President Donald Trump.
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Diego Ugrotte, an Argentine farmer, is concluding an outstanding wheat season, projecting a record-breaking national harvest of up to 27.7 million tons. Favorable weather conditions have contributed to unprecedented yields, with only a fraction of the crop left to harvest. Argentina's agricultural sector remains vital for generating foreign currency.
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The president also threatened to hit Mexico with an extra 5% tariff in a row over water supplies to US farmers.
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Rising temperatures and extreme rainfall might not seem connected, but they often are. Here's how.
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Le prix Nobel de la paix a été remis à la fille de Maria Corina Machado, la lauréate étant toujours en route vers Oslo au moment de la cérémonie.
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Establishments shrink their dishes to accommodate the dwindling appetites of people on GLP-1 drugs
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According to the official, who was granted anonymity to speak ahead of a planned announcement, Trump will unveil the plan Monday afternoon at a White House roundtable with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, lawmakers and farmers who grow corn, cotton, sorghum, soybeans, rice, cattle, wheat, and potatoes.
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L'Ouest canadien a connu une production record pour ses cultures, propulsée par des pluies opportunes en fin de saison compensant un début d'été sec.
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A politicized Fed could be bad news for central banks everywhere, officials fear.
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Some 68 percent of the world's cocaine production comes from Colombia, fuelling all-powerful criminal gangs. European drug trafficking has its roots in Colombia's poor rural areas. From the Pacific coast to the isolated southern areas of Putumayo, this report explores cocaine's decades-long grip on the country. FRANCE 24's Pascale Mariani and Juan Orozco report.
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The announcement comes as undocumented people flee neighbouring Chile in anticipation of an immigration crackdown.
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As part of President Donald J. Trump's unprecedented efforts to boost American agricultural exports, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) commitment to expanding and diversifying…
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President Donald Trump announced that U. S. forces had captured Maduro and taken him out of the country. Maduro, a 63-year-old socialist
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Our seed and plant-breeding systems are stuck in a risk-averse, underfunded loop, experts say
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The agri-food sector isn’t one of the top targets for cybercriminals — but as farms and production facilities become more reliant on technology, they also become more vulnerable.
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State minimum wage and refundable state earned income tax credit (EITC) policies can reduce food insecurity among economically at-risk households with children.
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MEXICO CITY — In its fiscal budget for 2026, passed in November, the Mexican government promised funds for renewable energy, protected areas and other environmental concerns. But much of what’s labeled as climate spending actually has nothing to do with the environment, and may even exaggerate how much is being spent.
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The levies are set to take effect on 1 January and will apply to goods like cars, clothing and appliances.
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Trump’s bailout offers temporary relief, but trade war pain remains.
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Comment Coca-Cola, Nestlé et autres Mars cherchent la parade à l’essor des médicaments coupe-faim
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Brazil’s economy isn’t in recession, but growth is slowing. Explore how interest rates, fiscal policy and inflation may influence Brazil’s 2025–2026 outlook. 69% of retail CFD accounts lose money.
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Vote counting in the presidential election is going into its fourth day with the two top candidates neck and neck.
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