We profile Malaysia’s trade and business climate and assess its viability as a China+1 investment location for foreign enterprises based in China.
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In this era of climate, economic and pandemic shocks, how can we help farmers recover and rebuild? 
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Agriculture in South Korea is a blend of centuries-old traditions and contemporary techniques adapted to a variety of environmental conditions, making it a model to adopt in the effort to future-proof food production against climate change.
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The World Bank Board of Executive Directors today approved a $39.5 million project to help South Asia build resilience to climate threats and disasters by sharing regional data and knowledge, developing regional standards and guidelines for infrastructure, and promoting climate-resilient policies and investments.
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After China attempted to put limits on the disputed South China Sea, Vietnam responded with a message to its fishermen: just keep fishing, within the law.
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Its secrecy means that farmers and fisherman in downstream countries cannot plan
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How do humans affect the ways that Asia’s mega rivers deliver sediment and dissolved matter to farms, river deltas, and, eventually, the sea? A proposed study would construct an integrated picture.
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Au 50e jour de confinement dû au Covid-19, des millions de travailleurs démunis restent piégés dans les villes. Ils n’ont qu’un seul but : regagner leurs villages.
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National Farmers’ Federation says dispute needs to be resolved as Australian ministers refuse to budge on demand for Covid-19 origins inquiry
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Myanmar plans to launch its first satellite in 2021, using Japanese technology.
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Covid-19 has brought to the fore foreign workers and their living conditions.
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An increasing number of countries are placing priority on securing food for their own nation and restricting exports. They are concerned about the stagnation of production amid the pandemic. If such moves expand, the world's food supply system could be shaken.
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US President Donald Trump ordered meat processing plants to remain open to safeguard the country’s food supply even as workers became ill and died.
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Farmers in Southeast Asia face increased pressure to feed the region during the pandemic, but on top of record droughts and climate change, they're now facing impacts from sand mining.
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Palm oil companies in Indonesia will no longer have to allocate 20 per cent of their land for smallholder farmers, under a deregulation bill being deliberated by parliament.
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Green, spiky and with a strong, sweet smell, the bulky jackfruit has morphed from a backyard nuisance in India’s south coast into the meat-substitute darling of vegans and vegetarians in the West
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First large-scale ancient genome analyses from China chart migrations of early farmers.
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China has asked trading firms and food processors to boost inventories of grains and oilseeds as a possible second wave of coronavirus cases and worsening infection rates elsewhere raise concerns about global supply lines.
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The article explores recent materials, including cookbooks and a television documentary, backed by the state to promote the potato as a Chinese staple food.
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China will launch a more active fiscal policy as its economy faces increasing downward pressure, Minister of Finance Liu Kun wrote in an article published on the People’s Daily on Thursday.
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La valeur des importations de riz en Chine a augmenté de 60,3% au cours du premier trimestre.
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Locusts normally arrive during July-October, but have already been spotted in Rajasthan. At a time India is battling Covid, they present a new worry with their potential for exponential growth and crop destruction.
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Youth, education and urbanisation make this patchwork of nations ripe for foreign investment
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Is China's power rising in the pandemic as America's is dented? Not so. Both countries are suffering serious blows, with neither able to show global leadership.
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Covid-19 pandemic has not slowed Beijing's increasingly crucial plan to build a railway connecting China to mainland SE Asia
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