Asian alternative protein start-ups are predicted to overtake US and European brands, but most investors are playing a wait-and-see game. Will Covid-19 and other public health issues spu
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M2 increased by 8.8% at the end of February from a year ago, while RMB loans increased by 905.7 billion yuan, or $129.4 billion 
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China portrays itself as a “Third World” country that pursues an “independent” foreign policy of peace. And by the Third World, it means that China is a developing country and not part of any power bloc such as that around the United States or the socialist bloc formerly associated with the Soviet Union.
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Dans la province de Quang Tri, au Vietnam, un groupe de 16 femmes a été récemment créé pour déminer des milliers d'hectares. Il travaille aussi bien que les hommes.
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The Philippines is keen to revolutionize its agriculture industry and empower fishers and farmers to be more digitally-enabled through its online portal.
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China is worst hit as lack of financial support leaves small-scale farms struggling to survive while big companies continue to expand
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Kankyo Daizen's fertilizer wins over farmers in Vietnam and Cambodia
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The Indian government has put forward a Pesticides Management Bill.
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Le rapport de la FAO souligne le risque que représentent les criquets pour l’Afrique face à des tendances faisant état d’une production importante au Proche-Orient et en Asie
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A new demographic dividend – the “longevity dividend” – is emerging as populations age, and two Asian countries are responding quickly to the shift.
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Le département de la Manche a financé en 2019 un programme de recherche sur les moyens de lutte contre le frelon asiatique. L'équipe de chercheurs de l'université de Tours a présenté ses résultats le 4 mars au conseil départemental, avec à la clé, d'ici quelques années, des solutions efficaces.
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Malaysia has long aspired to join the ranks of developed countries.
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Links between the two regions are mainly economic, but there are emerging signs of security cooperation.
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In 1962, Rachel Carson wrote, in Silent Spring,” For the first time in the history of the world, every human being is being now subjected to contact with dangerous chemicals fom the moment of conception until death.”
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Dans un contexte économique déjà fragilisé par la pandémie de coronavirus, la fin de l’entente russo-saoudienne visant à maintenir les cours du pétrole a entraîné leur chute, tandis que le rouble russe dévissait à son tour.
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The concept of mottainai encompasses the idea of respecting resources and not wasting them, along with an inherent recognition of their value.
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Un chercheur tourangeau est financé par le département de la Manche pour lutter contre le frelon asiatique. Il préconise des pièges sélectifs et une destruction par la vapeur.
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Amid the epidemic, people are banned from traveling, goods shelved and investments stalled.
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Diseases like coronavirus which are passed from animals to humans are rising as wild habitats are destroyed and cities become more densely populated.
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Le coronavirus pourrait coûter 211 milliards de dollars aux économies d'Asie-Pacifique, avertit l'agence de notation S&P.
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Irked by rise in onion price to Rs. 100 a kilogram, Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, directed ten intelligences, including RAW and IB to investigate the price spiral.
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Extending from east to west, China's Belt and Road Initiative now encompasses as much as 65% of the world’s population and half of global GDP.
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They make up the backbone of the agriculture sector, but women are often "not counted as farmers" in India. Women’s rights groups are advocating for change — including joint registration of land and a registry of female farmers.
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Farmers in Pakistan are struggling to combat the worst locust plague in nearly three decades as swarms of the insect decimate entire harvests in the country's agricultural heartlands and send food prices soaring.
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When the deadly virus was first discovered in China, authorities told the people in the know to keep quiet or else. Fearing reprisal from Beijing, local officials failed to order tests to confirm outbreaks and didn’t properly warn the public as the pathogen spread death around the country.
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