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Le XIXe congrès du Parti communiste chinois s'ouvre ce 18 octobre à Pékin, échéance majeure dans le pays, et qui aboutira à la reconduction de Xi Jinping et de Li Kequiang dans leurs fonctions pour les 5 prochaines années. Du rééquilibrage de la croissance vers un modèle de consommation
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HANOI, Vietnam: Malaysia-Vietnam agriculture and commodities bilateral trade is expected to touch US$15 billion by 2020 from the current US$12 billion per year, thanks to win-win collaboration.
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La Chine sous la menace de la peste porcine africaine : Les centaines de millions de porcs chinois pourraient bientôt être confrontés à la terrible peste porcine africaine (PPA). Pour éviter cette catastrophe annoncée, ou au moins en limite
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Reforms allowing villagers to rent out their land have boosted incomes in some parts of the country.
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Agriculture sector is a source of livelihood to more than 50% of India's billion plus population. As internet penetration increases in rural India,farmers in this sector have started using smartphones to solve problems related to quality of soil, pests, diseases, and storage of grain produced.
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While the groundbreaking ceremony of India's first bullet train will be the highlight of PM Shinzo Abe's visit, the two countries are quietly firming up plans to take their ties "beyond the bilateral" in the form of cooperation in building infrastructure and connectivity in 3rd countries.
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China’s Belt and Road initiative (BRI) is perhaps the country’s biggest initiative to date in an effort to energise the global economy via projects spanning 65 countries by building massive infrast…
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China’s ambitions–for its so-called ‘sponge’ cities–to slow, sink and store runoff exemplify a universal struggle of urban planners united with water professionals against a volatile climate.
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Trade ministers to brainstorm on priority areas for Dec meetingin Buenos Aires
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There are major emerging challenges facing China's agrifood sector. For instance, the gap between low global prices and high domestic prices for certain commodities is widening. The minimum prices set by the government for rice and wheat rose between 2008 and 2014, despite international grain prices falling. The domestic price of corn is also nearly double the price in the United States, leading to the expansion of corn production and potentially discouraging farmers from rotating crops, which is a risk to soil fertility.
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Strategic concerns over the vulnerability of China’s current trade routes and climate change are pushing Beijing to pay growing attention to developing new transport infrastructure and shipping routes across the increasingly accessible Arctic, experts say.
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Bangladeshs foreign secretary Shahidul Haque explained at length the need to balance -sovereignty- issue and -economic integration- during his interaction at the World Economic Forum in New Delhi.
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La semaine passée, les autorités chinoises et le Quotidien du peuple (People’s Daily) ont organisé un Forum international de coopération des médias autour de l’initiative de la route de la soie ou OBOR (One Belt, One Road). Organisé à Dunhuang, une ville de la Province de Gansu au milie
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Vietnam is the second largest market for Australian wheat exports. Noodles in Vietnam are made almost exclusively from Australian wheat. A high proportion of Australian wheat i
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#VNM #Australia #wheat Exception au riz dans la région : les Vietnamiens consomment de plus en plus de bánh mì
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Ce phénomène annuel qui se caractérise par de très fortes pluies et un risque accru d’inondations a de multiples impacts sur l’économie, la politique et les sociétés d’Asie du Sud.
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Quels sont les objectifs géopolitiques de la Chine pour le centenaire de la révolution de 1949 ? Le Diploweb.com est heureux de publier, en (...)
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Read Japanese buyers consider Washington wheat from Capital Press
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International research labs are using seaweed to make biofuel, but little progress has been made in the U.S. Now scientists in California are developing a prototype to enable vast open-ocean farming.
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