Huawei est dans le collimateur du président Donald Trump. En réalité, les Américains refusent que les Chinois, adversaires stratégiques, se hissent au même niveau qu’eux.
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Australia’s “climate wars” have claimed at least four Prime Ministers, and left the nation without an approach to reducing emissions. 
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In recent times our globe has trodden the path of development and advancement by leaps and bounds. This advancement and progress have taken place up to such extent that a lower class citizen finds himself besieged by multiple machines in his small home. The excess services of the technology have taken the world by storm because it has facilitated humanity with astonishing services.
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As the government calls on palm oil companies to withhold plantation data, citing national security, privacy and competition reasons, activists fear this will further damage the reputation of its already controversial palm oil industry.
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China has confirmed a new outbreak of African swine fever in the northwestern region of Ningxia, as the deadly disease spreads through the world’s top pig herd.
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China’s presence in Central Asia is, in large part, due to India’s own lacklustre approach to that region, which epitomises its foreign policy in general.
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On September 13, 1971 Lin Biao tried to flee to the USSR with all his family, aboard a Trident plane of civil aviation, which had left with little fuel and no active radio contact.
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The Southeast Asian nation, one of Asia’s top pork producers, has tightened border inspections and is cracking down on illegal slaughterhouses to prevent the disease from causing havoc.
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With voting now over in India's election, one issue that received little attention in the campaign is the country's growing water crisis.
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BRINK spoke to Alexis Garatti, head of macroeconomic research at Euler Hermes, about the headwinds Asian economies are facing in 2019.
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AN EX-ARMY LORRY chugs across the desert outside Minqin, a town in the north-western province of Gansu. It is delivering water to a team of about 20 people planting saxaul—a squat, spiky tree native to the area—on the banks of towering dunes.
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At Dave Harper's family farm in New Zealand's scenic Canterbury region, a painstakingly bred flock of lambs is grazing, not on grass, but on a field of herbs selected to unlock healthy omega-3 fatty acids in the animals' meat.
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A tree planting programme has generated impressive revenues for local governments and incomes for community members.
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La peste porcine africaine fait des ravages en Chine et menace de se propager dans les pays voisins. Cette épidémie, très difficile à contrôler, fait grimper les prix sur le marché mondial et impacte l’équilibre des échanges.
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In Singapore, land is a scarce commodity. Can sustainable urban and high-tech farming be scaled enough to fill the gap?
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In the 10th year since its founding, the Singapore Green Building Council is leading the building sector towards more active participation in creating a sustainable city.
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China warned its 300 million farmers to prepare for further infestations of a crop-eating pest that’s devastated harvests in Africa after spreading from the Americas in 2016.
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India is the second-largest producer of sugar in the world, after Brazil
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Starting in 2001 from the low-cost industry, China has established most advanced technology today. To a first approximation, China is struggling at its best, to emerge as global power or super power, or in other words you might like to say about. However, in some respect, it still faces challenges, in domestic politics, military’s capability and most importantly what its equivocal vision of whether unipolar or multipolar world.
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With both sides retreating to their respective corners, it appears the trade conflict between the United States and China, the two largest economies in the world, isn’t going to end anytime soon.
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Trans-Pacific View author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts, policy practitioners, and strategic thinkers across the globe for their diverse insights into U.S. Asia policy.
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Aid increases the country’s overall food supply and tends to bring down the price that ordinary people must pay in the markets.
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While America continues to wage its trade war against China with ever-inflating tariffs, it would be well advised to look at at trade agreements with another vitally important East Asian market.
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A new pest that threatens key agricultural commodities is spreading through China as the nation is reeling from an African swine fever epidemic that may wipe out hundreds of millions of hogs.
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Kim wants to focus South Korean and US leaders’ minds so they’ll help him preserve his regime, not be distracted by his hungry subjects.
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