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The geopolitical maneuvering emanating from the Coronavirus (Covid19) outbreak has taken its toll on international relations. The world order is witnessing an esoteric transformation with the possible development of a ‘unipolar moment’, but not for the United States this time. 
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Air pollution is returning to China after a Covid-19 lockdown low, new satellite images show.
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A once leading country risks falling behind its neighbours
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After the New Economic Policy was rolled out by the government in 1991, the country made commitments for a liberalised, globalised and privatised economy.
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Pompeo warns of link to diseases, echoing push by Australia to G-20
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China is preparing to buy more than 30 million tonnes of crops for state stockpiles to help protect itself from supply chain disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic and make good on pledges to buy more U.S. crops.
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If the World Health Organization is to spearhead international health policy and respond to disease outbreaks effectively, it must pursue deep reforms aimed at broadening its jurisdiction and authority. That won’t happen unless and until the WHO rebuilds its credibility, beginning with new leadership.
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Operators across the region are using the technology to improve supply transparency and add value to produce.
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Donned in a cow costume, an official in Japan's Ministry of Agriculture issued one humble request to the nation: Drink more milk.
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Automated machines dispense rice to Vietnam's poor, many of whom have been left jobless because of a 15-day lockdown.
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Although China’s position of global leadership is hardly assured, the United States should not be complacent—far from it
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Au-delà de l’Union européenne, l’Europe au sens large doit faire émerger un nouvel outil juridique, dédié aux droits humains écologiques, car la Cour de Strasbourg n’est pas en mesure d’y répondre.
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As many as 24 million fewer people will escape poverty in Southeast Asia this year as a result of the unprecedented economic shocks caused by the coronavirus. And that’s only the baseline estimate from the World Bank’s latest report on the region; its worst-case scenario has the number of impoverished people in East Asia and the Pacific rising by 11 million.
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Depuis le début de la pandémie de COVID-19, plusieurs infectiologues ont réclamé l’interdiction de la vente d’animaux sauvages dans les marchés publics en Chine.
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Ce sont avant tout les réflexes protectionnistes des dirigeants apeurés qui pourraient provoquer une crise alimentaire semblable à celle de 2007-2008, met en garde ce quotidien de Hong Kong.
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Singapore on Wednesday announced new measures to accelerate local food production as the coronavirus pandemic disrupts global supply chains, including a plan to turn car park rooftops in public housing estates into urban farms.
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With its famed dairy industry facing a labor crunch, Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido has turned to hotel and restaurant
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Precision agriculture for smallholder farmers in Vietnam: How the Internet of Things (IoT) helps smallholder paddy farmers use water more efficiently
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Australian wheat production in 2020-21 is forecast to increase by more than 50% over the previous year due to widespread rainfall across the country earlier this year, according to an April 22 Global Agricultural Information Network report from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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According to the World Resources Institute, India is the thirteenth most water-stressed country in the world. It places a heavy reliance on groundwater, which is widely used in the agricultural sector but fails to future-proof the country in the case of drought or increased water demand. The situation in the city of Chennai last year was one recent example.
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For four weeks, Mr Balappa has woken up anxious about how to feed his children. "I spend most of my day looking for rice. I can't look my wife in the eye anymore".
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China has led the world in using plastic-film mulch to increase the productivity of its crops, and now it needs to lead the world in removing the plastic residue damaging its croplands, according to a study out this week.
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Agriculture in India set to resume next week, while Pakistan prepares to reopen export industries.
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L’Inde face à la crise de l’emploi : L’Inde est le pays dont la croissance économique est la plus élevée au monde, mais au prix d’un chômage, sous-emploi ou précarisation du travail grandissants.
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The economic impact of COVID-19 on India will depend on a number of factors—the key being how quickly the Indian health care system can respond.
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