International Day of Plant Health: Why It Matters
May 12’s International Day of Plant Health highlights why protecting plants matters as pests and diseases threaten 40% of global crops annually.
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May 12’s International Day of Plant Health highlights why protecting plants matters as pests and diseases threaten 40% of global crops annually.
Fifty years after diplomatic ties, China–EU relations have transformed trade, climate governance and multilateralism. Leading thinkers dissect challenges and opportunities ahead.
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