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Si beaucoup de pays d'Asie du Sud-Est échappaient jusqu'à présent à l'épidémie d'obésité qui touche presque tous les pays du monde, il semble que cela pourrait changer. Une étude montre que près de 50 % des produits alimentaires commercialisés pour les nourrissons et les jeunes enfants dans sept capitales de cette région du monde sont des aliments ultra-transformés. En plus d’être riches en sel, en sucre, 30 % de ces produits contiennent des additifs, dont certains sont même non autorisés. 
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Le Cambodge s'apprête à démarrer la construction d'un gigantesque canal devant relier le Mékong au golfe de Thaïlande.
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The long-awaited economic-focused meeting of the CCP’s governing body emphasized Beijing’s commitment to growth centered on technology – and CCP control.
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Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan affirmed that the future of Indonesia's agriculture and potential for achieving self-sufficiency lies in the Papua and Kalimantan regions.
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The Chinese Communist Party’s anticipated meeting represents another step towards top-down economic governance and achieving scientific-self-reliance under President Xi.
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China is cementing its position as the global leader in renewables development with 180 GW of utility-scale solar and 159 GW of wind power already under construction. The total of the two is nearly twice as much as the rest of the world combined, and
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The Project, which started in 2015 and costs $62 billion, known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is identified as the flagship project of the ‘Belt and Road Initiative’. CPEC is one of the grand wonders in the world in the 21st century which is planned to link Pakistan’s Gwadar and Karachi ports to China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. CPEC is entering a second phase – CPEC 2, where the project expanded the potential sectors for investment which includes agricultural, Information Technology (IT) and energy. The current changes are seen by the author as having profound consequences for Pakistan’s development of Pakistani economy and for regional stability, as he overemphasizes the role of the project in altering the economic landscape in Pakistan.
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The Philippines wants to boost cooperation on rice with Vietnam to ensure its food security, Philippine Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel said during a visit to Vietnam over the weekend.
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For years the Araku Valley, deep in the mountains on India’s east coast, was mired in poverty and rocked by Maoist violence. The government classifies most of its inhabitants as “particularly vulnerable tribal groups”; for generations they relied on slash-and-burn farming to scrape by. But now locals grow high-grade coffee that is sold at high prices to posh Europeans. Araku Coffee, the company that processes and markets their berries, runs cafés in fancy bits of Bangalore, Mumbai and Paris. The valley’s transformation is an agricultural success story. It is also a glimpse of what—with the right policies—the rest of rural Indiamight achieve.
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China is often viewed through the lenses of commerce, geopolitics, and political economy. At the fringes of these lies Chinese agriculture—and its domestic and global impact. This brief analyses the evolution of Chinese agriculture, from the revolutionary Maoist period to the present. It describes the Chinese government’s strategy to ensure food self-sufficiency for an increasingly voracious consumer base. In particular, it examines the production of two Chinese staples—soy and pork—to understand future trends in the country’s agricultural economy and its impact on international markets. It finds that in China, policymaking in agriculture, like in most other domains, is synonymous with experimentation. While not all experiments succeed, they provide valuable lessons.
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India, Southeast Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa are displacing China as drivers of agricultural markets, according to a new report.
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Türkiye, Romania, and Bulgaria have formed a Black Sea Mine Countermeasure Task Group to ensure maritime safety in the face of mines in the Black Sea, the Turkish National Defense Ministry said on Monday. "As part of the Türkiye-led Trilateral Agreement launched with Romania and Bulgaria, the Black Sea Mine Countermeasure Task Group (MCM Black Sea) was established to ensure maritime security against the threat of mines in the Black Sea," the ministry wrote on X.
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Plus de treize années après le début de la crise syrienne, où en est le processus de réhabilitation régionale de la Syrie ? Si les points de tensions restent d’actualité entre la Turquie et la Syrie – la guerre civile syrienne mettant au plus mal les relations entre le
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India does not lack potential, but on both the geopolitical and geoeconomic fronts it has yet to seize the moment.
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With more companies having to reveal their emissions and climate action plans, this transparency can spur China’s low-carbon transition
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Agriculture ministers of Vietnam and the Philippines have agreed to establish a rice industry alliance between the two countries and upgrade the trade relationship to an investment partnership in the rice industry.
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Le nouveau président Masoud Pezeshkian a salué les relations de son pays avec la Russie et la Chine et refusé de céder aux « pressions » des États-Unis.
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Alors que la Corée du Nord et la Russie se sont rapprochées avec la signature d'un traité de défense mutuelle en juin dernier, les entreprises nord-coréennes commencent à regarder vers le marché russe. Une marque de savon originaire du régime de Kim Jong-un a déposé une demande pour que ses produits soient vendus dans les rayons russes.
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China's ambition to be the world's largest economy has been dented by COVID-19, the real estate crisis and an aging population. Boosting growth will be the prime focus at an important Communist Party meeting.
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Farmers throughout Viet Nam’s Mekong Delta are using that water more efficiently as part of IDA-financed project to support sustainable rice production, reduce methane emission, while improving yields, grain quality and farmers profitability.
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As the world’s fifth-largest rice producer, Vietnam has tremendous potential to generate revenue from by-products such as straw, husk and bran, as well as to adopt ecological and circular farming practices, according to industry insiders.
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There are no perfect solutions, there never were any. For the ministry, the big question is: What is the level of imperfection the Union minister is willing to settle for?
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CHINA is facing increased pressure to produce more food at home, as grain imports soar to record levels and trade tensions mount. That’s spurring top officials to zero in on an essential component of that task: land. Read more at The Business Times.
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In 2023, Indian agrifoodtech startups raised $940 million across 129 deals, down 60% from 2022. The number of deals remained almost flat with 129 closing in 2023 compared to 133 deals in 2022, indicating smaller deal sizes given the steep decline in dollars raised.
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