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Feb 15, 2024 | 
reporteasia.com | Irene Chan |Aadesh Subedi |Ranking Asia |Rebecca Lan
«Cuando dejamos Hong Kong, nuestra hija tenía menos de dos años. Ahora está completamente integrada aquí y tiene un ‘estómago británico’. No tiene muchas impresiones de Hong Kong.
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Dec 22, 2023 | 
reporteasia.com | Aadesh Subedi |Rebecca Lan |Devirupa Mitra |Wang Xiangwei
En las últimas horas, la falta de claridad en las políticas del gobierno argentino encabezado por Javier Milei ha generado tensiones en las relaciones bilaterales con China. Esto ha suscitado dudas sobre la continuidad de la ampliación de swaps para el Banco Central de la República Argentina (BCRA) y la ejecución de proyectos de infraestructura financiados por China, bajo el liderazgo de Xi Jinping.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
reporteasia.com | Aadesh Subedi |Guido Garófalo |Patricio Manzano
Vietnam exporta gambas a unos 100 países y territorios de todo el mundo, según el Departamento General de Pesca, dependiente del Ministerio de Agricultura y Desarrollo Rural. En un discurso pronunciado el 27 de noviembre en la provincia de Soc Trang, en el delta del Mekong, sobre modelos de cría de camarones y prevención de sus enfermedades, un representante del Departamento General dijo que en el periodo 2010-2023, Vietnam cuenta con 644.000-737.000 ha de camarones de agua salobre.
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Nov 23, 2023 | 
reporteasia.com | Aadesh Subedi
El Gobierno de Vietnam ha emitido una resolución relativa a la ampliación del uso piloto de cuentas de pago de telecomunicaciones para bienes y servicios de pequeño valor hasta el 31 de diciembre de 2024.
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Nov 7, 2023 | 
next.blue | Aadesh Subedi
Rautes, the only remaining nomads of Nepal who have been designated as endangered because of their dwindling numbers, face challenges in accessing food and water due to climate change. Extreme weather patterns hamper their migration patterns, lifestyle and livelihood too, writes Aadesh Subedi. With the green hillocks in the background and tall trees as seeming sentinels, the tents of Rautes – the only remaining nomads of Nepal – are pitched in a clearing.
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Oct 11, 2023 | 
eco-business.com | Aadesh Subedi
Shila Devi Tharu, a 47-year-old farmer in western Nepal, frequently loses her rice crop to floods. “Almost every year my rice fields are inundated, damaging the crop partially or fully,” says Tharu, who cultivates 1.2 acres of land in the Karnali river basin of the Bardiya district. Thauru receives compensation from either the provincial government or the municipal authorities, as a one-time grant of rice, oil, salt and other provisions.
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Oct 10, 2023 | 
reporteasia.com | Aadesh Subedi
Shila Devi Tharu, una agricultora de 47 años del oeste de Nepal, pierde con frecuencia su cosecha de arroz a causa de las inundaciones. “Casi todos los años mis arrozales se inundan, dañando la cosecha parcial o totalmente”, dice Tharu, que cultiva 1,2 acres de tierra en la cuenca del río Karnali, en el distrito de Bardiya. Thauru recibe compensaciones del gobierno provincial o de las autoridades municipales, en forma de una subvención única de arroz, aceite, sal y otras provisiones.
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Oct 10, 2023 | 
sightmagazine.com.au | Annie Banerji |Zofeen Ebrahim |Aadesh Subedi
Gurugram, India/Karachi, Pakistan/Kathmanud, NepalThomson Reuters Foundation
Hobbling out of a tuk-tuk, Pooja Gupta joined fellow community health workers as they punched their fists in the air and chanted slogans against authorities in India who, they say, pay poorly despite giving them more and more work to do.
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Oct 10, 2023 | 
scroll.in | Annie Banerji |Zofeen Ebrahim |Aadesh Subedi
Hobbling out of a tuk-tuk, Pooja Gupta joined fellow community health workers as they punched their fists in the air and chanted slogans against authorities in India who, they say, pay poorly despite giving them more and more work to do. Like Gupta, tens of thousands of female health workers across South Asia are demanding basic rights and social protections that are currently denied to them such as the minimum wage, sick leave, maternity benefits and pensions. “We work nonstop.
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Oct 9, 2023 | 
thethirdpole.net | Aadesh Subedi
Shila Devi Tharu, a 47-year-old farmer in western Nepal, frequently loses her rice crop to floods. “Almost every year my rice fields are inundated, damaging the crop partially or fully,” says Tharu, who cultivates 1.2 acres of land in the Karnali river basin of the Bardiya district. Thauru receives compensation from either the provincial government or the municipal authorities, as a one-time grant of rice, oil, salt and other provisions.
