Farmers whose crops failed under scheme to establish world’s first 100-percent organic farming nation to be compensated.
India, one of the world’s largest buyers of vegetable oils, has struggled to wean itself off imports.
Rights groups and experts praise decision barring Colombian government from resuming glyphosate spraying of coca crops.
Xiang Haitao faces a maximum of 15 years in prison for conspiracy to commit economic espionage.
The world’s food system is driving a third of all human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.
The year-long ban is meant to cool rising inflation but is increasing volatility in domestic markets.
While many feel victorious after forcing government to withdraw farm laws, others lament deaths during year-long stir.
Tens of thousands of farmers clear protest sites as government repeals agricultural reforms in a rare retreat.
The new US foreign assistance strategy for nutrition makes little room for vulnerable smallholder farmers.
Protest withdrawn after government agrees to pending demands, including promises on minimum price for all produce.
Pavilion organisers hope visitors see a ‘positive image’ of Palestine while promoting economic and tourism opportunities
Amid pesticide contamination and land evictions, tribal leaders say their villages in Paraguay are at a crisis point.
India’s GDP is expected to strengthen in the July-September quarter, helped by an uptick in consumer spending.
Farmers’ unions say at least nine farmers died by suicide among a total of nearly 700 deaths, leaving families in debt.
