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The India the world once celebrated – the world’s fastest-growing free-market liberal democracy – seems to be giving way to a violent, intolerant, illiberal autocracy. It is a turn that was long in the making, reflecting the impact of eight major factors on the country's society and politics. 
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Bushfires across Australia's east coast are set to pile on more pain for the country's dairy industry, already hurt by a prolonged drought, as processors in one of the world's largest exporters face tightening milk supplies.
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Japan’s wine consumption has grown 3.8-fold in the past 30 years, thanks in part to a reduction in tariffs on imported wine.
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2020 promises to be a challenging year for Abe as Japan's top diplomat.
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Protests over the Citizenship Amendment Act are rallying Indians of all stripes around their country’s foundational principles.
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A smoky haze has now lingered for months over Southeast Asia, sending cases of asthma and other respiratory illnesses soaring and causing untold economic damage
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Conséquence de l’épidémie de peste porcine, la Chine se tourne fortement vers la volaille, aussi bien en en important qu’en en produisant sur place.
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Pour protéger la filière porc, l’État impose des mesures strictes de biosécurité dans les élevages. Des investissements très lourds pour les éleveurs qui pratiquent le plein air.
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In addition to vehicular pollution, which contributes to around 40 per cent of air pollution in Delhi, the burning of crops after the harvest season in the adjoining states of Punjab and Haryana also add to the menace.
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In an effort to protect biodiversity in the country’s longest river, China officially launched a 10-year fishing ban on key areas of the Yangtze River, according to officals at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, China.org.cn reported.
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The nation’s scientists are racing to find ways to reduce the release of methane from cows and sheep, which accounts for one third of all emissions.
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Des salades cultivées par des automates sous des lumières artificielles : aux abords de villes japonaises sortent de terre des "usines à légumes" automatiques pour combler le manque de grandes surfaces agricoles et contourner les aléas climatiques.
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Des producteurs belges ont réussi à faire de l'endive de chez nous un véritable produit des fêtes.
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China is set to award safety certificates for genetically-modified corn, paving the way for domestic production as the world’s most-populous country turns to the controversial technology to boost food security.
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Le distributeur français et son partenaire nippon n’ont pas adapté leur offre au prometteur marché local.
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World trade continued to plunge into chaos this year, as U.S. President Donald Trump continued to petrify trading partners around the world with his unpredictable presidency.
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Nostalgia for the good times has been a coping mechanism for the world’s third largest economy
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Le partenariat vise la promotion des technologies et le renforcement des capacités à travers la Coopération Sud-Sud
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These fire-induced storms can spread fires through lightning, lofting of embers, and generation of severe wind outflows.
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Selon l'étude d'un organisme public, les agriculteurs ont vu leurs bénéfices fondre de 22 % depuis le début du siècle à cause de la sécheresse.
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CES 2020 in Las Vegas highlights deepening Sino-US rift.
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To turn optimistic long-term forecasts into reality, Asian states will have to overcome the major challenges of mass poverty, jobless growth, rising inequality and the middle-income trap.
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A new crop of startups is developing solutions tailored specifically to regional needs.
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China's large pig farms are lining up with small, family-based farms in a state-initiated investment of nearly 50 billion yuan ($7.14 billion)to boost hog productions hit hard by a deadly swine disease, the agriculture ministry said.
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Bpifrance rallied to promote the French industry of the future in Japan
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