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BRIC Countries Set Agriculture Priorities (St. Petersburg Times)
MOSCOW — Brazil, Russia, India and China agreed to combat hunger and boost efforts to promote food security, according to a strategy signed by the countries’ agriculture ministers in Moscow on Friday.
Report urges poor countries to spend more on agricultural R&D (SciDev.net)
[MONTPELLIER, FRANCE] Developing countries will have to double or even triple their own investments in agricultural research to meet food needs, says a major new report.
‘Drugs, AIDS major problem facing developing countries’ (Daily News)
Fighting the drug menace and AIDS is a major problem confronting developing countries. Drug addicts and AIDS victims tend to be a neglected lot in these countries, said Prof. Swarna Premaratne from the Lions Club of Pestum, Italy.
Libya Removes Visa Ban on EU Countries (The Epoch Times)
Libyan authorities announced that they will lift a ban and begin issuing visas to citizens of EU countries following similar move by the EU on Thursday.
Malaysia is 6th in R&D among Asian countries (The Edge)
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia still lags behind developed countries in gross expenditure in research and development (GERD).
IGNOU plans ICT education cluster for 5 countries (CIOL)
NEW DELHI, INDIA: The Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is planning to start an Information Communication Technology (ICT) cluster in five South Asian countries for capacity building in education sector.
The World's Most Tech-Friendly Countries (Forbes)
The U.S. is slipping and broadband build out isn't necessarily the answer, a new study says.
Eight Countries to Receive Special U.S. Defense Department Funds (Defence Professionals)
WASHINGTON | The Defense Department has notified Congress that eight countries will receive special funds from the department this year, Pentagon officials said today. ...
Europe varies widely in at-home cancer deaths (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
European countries show wide variations in the percentage of terminally ill cancer patients who spend their last days at home, according to a study published online Monday.
Kids everywhere too sedentary: study (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
American kids aren't the only ones being couch potatoes these days, according to new study of more than 70,000 young teens from 34 countries.
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