Chinese state media has praised the bloc of emerging economies for promoting ‘non-Western styles, forms and principles’.
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Recently, a few people in some Western countries have been accusing China of “hoarding grains” in the international market. They demand more actions from China for global food security. 
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La Chine a tenu en Éthiopie une conférence sur la paix et la gouvernance axée sur la corne de l’Afrique.
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Depuis la Révolution verte des années 1960, l'Inde s'est peu à peu imposé comme un géant agricole, devenant même le premier exportateur de riz au monde en 2010. Une situation qui ne suffit pourtant pas à assurer sa sécurité alimentaire.
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Conservationists say Woodside Energy’s project would harm the Great Barrier Reef through global warming.
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Chinese consumers are facing soaring prices for importedsalmon, and that may not be good for long-term market growth.
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India ranked as world’s least environmentally sustainable country as it challenges the methodology of Environmental Performance Index 2022.
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Bangladesh emerges as the world’s most polluted country as China rings in at 10th despite clean air gains.
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Durian lovers in Singapore are rejoicing, as an abundant supply from Malaysia has led to lower prices this season.
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Virtually addressing a business forum a day before a summit of developing nations including China and India, Putin denounced the international sanctions imposed against his country, calling them “politically motivated.”
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Vietnam's transformation is based on 3 pillars: digital governance, digital economy and digital society; it has set a vision for the planning, management and sustainable development of urban areas by 2030 with a vision till 2045.
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Shahrukh Khan, National Coordinator at Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Pakistan, shares how the organisation is improving water use efficiency and lowering methane emissions from rice crops.
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Flooding has displaced more than 4 million in Bangladesh and 1 million in China this week.
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Déjà brouillée avec les États-Unis, le Japon, l’Australie et bien d’autres pays, la Chine de Xi Jinping est désormais en difficulté avec l’Union européenne. Or le président chinois comptait beaucoup sur le Vieux Continent pour s’en servir comme contre-poids stratégique face à l’Amérique.
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Consumption of gasoline and diesel in South Korea jumped more than 40 percent in May from a month earlier, as expanded fuel tax subsidies channeled pent-up demand from the pandemic, data showed Friday.
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Face à la pénurie de riz, plusieurs pays souhaitent en acheter à l’Indonésie.
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Milk and cheese output from world’s largest producer faces catastrophic decline unless more heat stress resistant cattle are bred
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Rice bran has become a sought-after commodity in India as the world's biggest importer of vegetable oils tries to overcome an edible oil shortage caused by global supply disruptions.
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Climate change, COVID-19, and conflict in Ukraine have increased the demand for palm oil — and with it, the price. In reaction, the Indonesian government imposed a controversial export ban in April, only to lift it a month later. Threatening palm fruit farmers’ livelihoods and keeping products trapped at sea, experts say the ban put further strain on global food insecurity and may be a sign of other such measures to come.
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The South Asian neighbourhood has been fraught with crises in recent years. Myanmar, for one, is battling a massive humanitarian crisis
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If India does not implement agricultural reforms, periodic export bans on primary commodities will remain a rule rather than an exception.
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Marcos’ plan to slash local rice prices to 20 pesos a kg (37 cents) is ‘impossible’, agriculture economist said Though not unprecedented, it is unusual for a Philippines president to hold a post in their own cabinet.
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In the past two weeks, low-lying parts of Bangladesh and northeast India have experienced some of the worst floods in more than a century.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged to deepen economic engagement with region amid tensions with Beijing.
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The rapid expansion will have significant impacts on ecosystems and the people and animals who rely on them.
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