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In india, because we had the so—called el nino weather phenomenon where asia is warmer than normal, we have all been talking about record temperatures this year across the world. this has impacted rice yield in india the world's largest importer —— exporter, doesjust india, thailand, does just india, thailand, vietnam doesjust india, thailand, vietnam and china, india has banned exports of rice and this is causing a big surge in rice prices which is a staple for half the world's community. the fact rice has been banned out of the country, is pretty significant and who knows what else wil...

Been warm. but there are a host of other issues to. tariffs, export bans, those military close calls. spy bases on cuba. russia. the list goes on. there was only one meeting on the schedule today for the secretary of state. it is with his chinese counterpart shooting dog. he is the foreign minister. there is the expectation that secretary blinken will meet with china's leader xi jinping tomorrow. if it does not happen then that will be considered us now. considering a.g. let met last friday with bill gates and told him then, you are the first american front to visit beijing this year. for chin...

The difference between outlining the concern and doing something about it is the tricky bit for these countries and the us wants to go in hard heavy on investment and in china all kinds of export bans but the reality for most countries is you cannot break off ties with the world's second largest economy. china is the eu's biggest trading partner so a new word started popping up this weekend, the concept of de—risking and moving supply change away from china and moving your dependency on the economy away. a compromise slightly but beijing's new this was a smear and that the original economic ...

In place have hurt russia, but the war machine carries on. india for example has ramped up the acquisition of russian oil than the g7 countries in the western countries alone cannot hurt russia financially enough and speaking about it and then getting them on board and a practical sense, ones that have not even condemned the invasion of russia will be the big challenge. when it comes to china, the leaders issued a joint statement on chinese economic coercion, the notion that china utilises its vast economic power, weaponised is it in order to get smaller countries to fall in line. the differen...