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Les hauts plateaux luxuriants du centre du Vietnam produisent environ un sixième du café mondial, mais les agriculteurs se tournent de plus en plus vers le durian face à la demande chinoise croissante pour le "roi des fruits", à l'odeur si caractéristique
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China runs joint river commissions with Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and Russia but offers the Mekong nothing binding. How Bangkok can change Beijing’s incentives.
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A new bill could give President Trump the power to impose tariffs of up to 100% on countries buying Russian oil and gas, potentially affecting major importer India.
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From Sri Lanka to South Korea, governments are preparing for droughts, wildfires, typhoons and floods – with climate plans facing their biggest challenge to date
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Figures show 88% of the centenarians are women as the population continues to age and shrink.
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This paper examines the current state of Russia–North Korea military cooperation and tests, against China’s posture and the record of summit diplomacy, whether it is evolving into a North Korea-China–Russia triangle arrayed against the South Korea-US–Japan format. It then draws out the consequences for the security of the Korean peninsula, of Asia more broadly, and of Europe.
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La Chine a ouvert une nouvelle voie vers le sud alors que les tarifs américains forcent le déplacement des chaînes d’approvisionnement vers l’Asie du Sud-Est.
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Vietnam’s rapid headline growth is driven almost entirely by foreign‑invested and government‑favoured conglomerates, leaving domestic small-to-medium enterprises and workers behind. Foreign-invested enterprises dominate exports and rely on low‑wage assembly labour, limiting technology transfer and local upgrading. Policy support for national champions further squeezes household businesses, producing a K‑shaped economy where prosperity concentrates at the top and everyday Vietnamese see little benefit.
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Vietnamese President To Lam’s Russia visit signals how Hanoi is recalibrating ties with Moscow amid shifting regional dynamics and great-power competition.
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When Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stood alongside Russian President Vladimir Putin at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, and told him to "move from an endless war to the end of war", Western observers took notice. For a country that has steadfastly refused to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Modi’s public appeal was seen by some in the US and Europe as evidence of a dramatic strategic shift.
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The recent release of U.S. government trade statistics for the first half of 2026 shows that for the first time ever, Vietnam has topped the list of countries with which the U.S. has the largest trade deficit, surging ahead of China, Mexico, and Taiwan. The U.S. deficit with Vietnam for this latest 6 month period reached $126 billion, a whopping 45 percent increase over the same period in 2025.
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Relations between the neighbours have strengthened since the start of the Ukraine war.
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Entre l’inflation persistante et le durcissement de la censure numérique, le « contrat social » entre les Russes et le Kremlin semble mis à rude épreuve. Au-delà des chiffres officiels, quelle est la réalité de l’érosion de la popularité de Vladimir Poutine au sein de la population ? Et quelles en sont les principales causes ?
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The world’s second-largest crude exporter is rerouting crude via dark shipments and ship-to-ship transfers off Oman.
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New five-year plan aims to turn the sector into a pillar industry by 2030, driven by breakthroughs in technologies across critical fields.
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China absorbed the shock by drawing on stockpiles and a decade of electrification. Europe needs electrification for security, but it needs to decide which parts of the system it is willing to buy from Beijing.
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With Black Sea export route problematic, Moscow looks towards Central Asia
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La Lettonie prépare des droits de douane de 300 % sur les céréales russes et biélorusses transitant par ses ports, et cherche un front commun avec ses voisins Vilnius et Tallinn. Cela pourrait refermer la route balte, sur laquelle s’est rabattue la Russie alors que la guerre paralyse ses exportations depuis la mer Noire.
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China on Friday released an implementation plan to strengthen agricultural insurance development that it says aims to help stabilise farmers' incomes and strengthen food security.
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It is again the world’s largest producer of opium
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Beijing says it will increase coordination with Doha to help de-escalate regional tensions amid the ongoing war on Iran.
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Could it help the country escape its middle-income trap?
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En étouffant l’initiative privée, en confisquant les entreprises et en réhabilitant les réflexes de l’économie soviétique, le Kremlin est devenu, plus que les sanctions et les attaques ukrainiennes, la principale menace pour l’économie russe.
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Report says reforms aimed at reducing their high precautionary savings rate could unlock US$95 billion a year in spending.
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