The old system is crumbling and the government hasn’t offered up new assurances yet.
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Le Parlement néo-zélandais a adopté, à une large majorité, la déclaration d'urgence climatique, portée par la Première ministre, Jacinda Ardren. La travailliste, élue la première fois en 2017 sur les thèmes environnementaux, est accusée par l'opposition de ne pas en faire assez pour le climat. 
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While most of the South-East Asian region has managed to contain the spread of the Covid-19 virus and prevent a public health crisis, the regional economic downturn has resulted in weaker food security and a rise in poverty.
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The divisive new laws are aimed at linking potential bulk buyers directly with farmers.
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New market-friendly agricultural laws are unfair and exploitative, protesting farmers say.
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Rising global temperatures are predicted to fuel more hunger and inequality among small producers who grow a large share of the world's food—will they be able to adapt?
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À compter du 1er janvier, la Chine interdira l’importation de tous déchets solides sur son territoire.
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With the pandemic pushing retailers towards emandis and the latest agri reforms, can India's market linkage startups widen the horizon?
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Indonesia’s environment ministry has issued a new regulation aimed at boosting domestic crop supplies, but critics say it prioritises the interests of agribusiness at the expense of small farmera and the environment.
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Experts say more work is needed as country takes 'baby steps' forward.
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“Challenges and Opportunities of Food Service Industry amid COVID-19” forum is held.
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China has been at the forefront of 5G networking, with the country already adopting the newer and faster bandwidth into its infrastructure.
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The imposition of Chinese trade barriers against Australian agricultural exports have been widely reported, but they leave a series of unanswered questions. Why is China targeting particular industries with particular instruments? What are the costs of the barriers for Australia and China? What are the drivers from within China? How can Australia realistically respond?
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La Chine a augmenté ses importations de céréales en 2020, animant les marchés agricoles mondiaux et faisant flamber les prix.
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The RCEP truly is a China-style trade agreement: platitudinous and ineffective.
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Tens of thousands have arrived in tractors and trailers, many traveling hundreds of miles, to block roads into New Delhi and protest recently passed pro-market agricultural policies.
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Globally, 1.2 billion people live in areas where agriculture is severely constrained by water shortages and scarcity – about one in six people. Nearly half of them live in South Asia, a major United Nations report has said. In South Asia, around 520 million people live in areas of high water scarcity; in East and Southeast Asia the number is about 460 million. In Central Asia, North Africa and West Asia, about one-fifth of the population live in agricultural areas with very high water shortages or scarcity.
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The UN’s State of Food and Agriculture report has identified these as areas of particular concern, and called for 'immediate' action.
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En Inde, voilà plusieurs jours que des fermiers marchent vers New Delhi pour protester contre de nouvelles lois agricoles.
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Les tensions entre Canberra et Pékin s'accroissent encore un peu plus. Après les télécoms et le bœuf australien, le vin importé semble au cœur des disputes.
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The living natural resources in the Indo-Pacific is taken to be one of the richest assets of the Indo-Pacific and constitutes of a prospective asset to feed the population of the Indo-Pacific region. Many livelihoods are also dependent upon these living resources of the waters.
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Leaders report that climate monitoring, new finance mechanisms and tree-planting are underway in one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable regions
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À Kuala Lumpur, la multiplication des quartiers d’affaires témoigne du miracle économique malaisien. Même en période de pandémie mondiale, le pays affiche une croissance importante et affole les investisseurs étrangers. De plus en plus nombreux, ces derniers louent la position stratégique du pays au cœur de l’Asie du Sud-Est. Focus sur un pays qui a tout pour faire rêver les entreprises françaises.
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Alors que l'économie chinoise redémarre avec insolence, d'autres pays asiatiques peinent à tourner la page du coronavirus. Comment cette crise sans précédent va-t-elle changer les dynamiques régionales ?
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