La tomate indienne, victime de la mousson

Après une année difficile pour la filière cajou, le gouvernement sénégalais annonce une série de mesures pour encourager la transformation de l'anacarde, éviter que toute la production ne parte à l'export et ainsi donner une chance à la filière de croître. Explications. Les défen ...  Show more

Les restrictions chinoises à l'exportation de plusieurs terres rares, des minerais indispensables aux véhicules électriques, à l'électronique de pointe, ou encore aux aimants, ont fait grimper les actions de plusieurs compagnies minières australiennes qui comptent bien profiter d ...  Show more

On today’s show we are talking about resilience in our daily lives. This past weekend my home city of Ottawa Canada has a line of summer thunderstorms come through the region. It was a few degrees warmer than usual and a bit on the humid side. By mid afternoon the sky had dark ...

Her Brothers of Italy party won elections last month and she'll be sworn in on Saturday, forming the country's most right-wing government since the second world war. What will this mean for the economy, and economic policy? We speak to Valentina Meliciani, dean of the Luiss Schoo ...  Show more

Could growing genetically modified mustard be the answer to oil shortages in India? Each year India spends billions of dollars importing 70 percent of its cooking oil from other countries like Argentina, Malaysia and Brazil. We speak to a farmer struggling to make a profit growin ...  Show more

For the last couple of months India has been experiencing an absolutely blistering heatwave. The capital Delhi has seen temperatures hit record highs and it's estimated the heat is costing the Indian economy more than a hundred billion dollars a year. Rahul Tandon explores what c ...  Show more