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In nearly 40 years of commodity market analysis, Arlan Suderman has said that he has never witnessed an event as shocking as the contagion spreading on Chinese hog farms.
Commodity economist warned customers about the impact of African swine fever, which he says is not only under-reported, but will encourage a restructuring of the entire Chinese agricultural sector and lead to an increase in meat prices in the world.
Most people react with disbelief, said Mr. Suderman, but the situation may worsen before it improves.
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"I had never before encountered the magnitude of African swine fever," said Mr. Suderman from his Kansas City office, where he collected reports from a team of 10 people on the terrain in China.
"It's going to be a big world story."
1/52 April 27, 2019
Greenpeace activists hold banners bearing the inscription "Climate Urgency: Think, Vote, Act" at the top of the Columbus (Colon) Monument in Barcelona on April 27, 2019 as part of an awareness raising campaign. eve of parliamentary elections in Spain. – Spain returns to the polls on April 28 for unpredictable early elections marked by the resurgence of the far right after more than four decades on the sidelines of politics.
AFP / Getty Images
2/52 April 26, 2019
A security officer stands guard in front of St. Anthony's Shrine a few days after a series of suicide bombings perpetrated against churches and luxury hotels across the island on Easter Sunday at Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Reuters
3/52 April 25, 2019
Palestinian beekeepers inspect beehives in the honey bee farm east of Khan Younis town, near the border with Israel, in the southern Gaza Strip. Beekeepers collect honey and bee wax at this time of year
EPA
4/52 April 24, 2019
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspects a Russian honor guard after arriving at a railway station in Vladivostok. The summit will be held with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
EPA
5/52 April 23, 2019
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures by holding the granddaughter of ruling Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party president Amit Shah after he arrives to vote in a polling station during the third phase of the general elections in Ahmedabad.
Reuters
6/52 April 22, 2019
A woman living near the Sanctuary of Saint Anthony runs with her baby after discovering explosive devices in a vehicle parked in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The bomb attacks on Easter Sunday ravaged 290 churches and luxury hotels
AP
7/52 April 21, 2019
Police and security personnel guard the Shangri-La hotel in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, after a bomb attack; one of eight across the country on Easter Sunday
EPA
8/52 April 20, 2019
Demonstrator walks in the middle of the tear gas deployed by the security services during the 23rd week of demonstration of the Yellow Vests in Paris
Getty
9/52 April 19, 2019
Ultra-Orthodox Jews burn leaven in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim district before the Jewish Passover holiday in Jerusalem
Reuters
10/52 April 18, 2019
Christian faithful take part in the procession of Holy Thursday, during the ceremony of Holy Week Holy Easter Wash at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in the Old City of Jerusalem
EPA
11/52 April 17, 2019
A girl runs in front of the UWSA military contingents before the 30th anniversary parade of Wa State in Panghsang, also called Pang Kham, of the Wa Autonomous Region, in northeastern Myanmar. Wa's proclaimed an independent state on April 17, 1989. Although the Myanmar government does not recognize the sovereignty of the Wa State, the Myanmar armed forces have adopted a ceasefire with the 39, State May 9, 1989. The latter is known for drug trafficking in the Golden Triangle of the last 30 years, although it declared its drug-free zone in 2005
EPA
12/52 April 16, 2019
Firefighters spray water while they work to extinguish the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The huge fire that devastated the cathedral is "under control," firefighters from Paris announced early in the year April 16, after firefighters spent hours fighting the flames.
AFP / Getty
13/52 April 15, 2019
Smoke and flames rise during a fire in the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
AFP / Getty
14/52 April 14, 2019
Indonesian soldiers and police are calling for general security for the next general election in Jakarta. Some 192 million Indonesians will vote in the world's third largest democracy, with a record 245,000 candidates for presidential and parliamentary seats up to local councilors
AFP / Getty
15/52 April 13, 2019
Hindu devotees throw a sacred and flammable powder on a fire while they perform rituals at the Gajan festival celebrations in Kolkata. The holiday falls on the last day of the Bengali calendar, which also coincides with the birth of Lord Shiva, according to Hindu mythology
AFP / Getty
16/52 April 12, 2019
A woman visits the exhibition "Mirrors: in and out of reality" in Barcelona, Spain. Mathematics, physics and photonics merge into this exhibition presented by Cosmocaixa, in which visitors can enter a large kaleidoscope to browse and experience the effects and peculiarities of mirrors. The exhibition will be open to the public until June 6, 2019
EPA
17/52 April 11, 2019
Voters line up to vote outside a polling station during the first round of general elections in Alipurduar district, in the state of West Bengal, in the West Bank. Is from India.
Reuters
18/52 April 10, 2019
The first ever photo of a black hole, made with the help of a global network of telescopes, made by the project Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), to better understand the celestial objects with fields gravitational so powerful that no one can escape
Event Horizon Telescope / National Foundation for Science / Reuters
19/52 April 9, 2019
Sudanese protesters chant slogans as they gather in front of the army headquarters in Khartoum, the capital. Sudanese police ordered their forces to avoid intervening against protesters as three Western countries backed protestors' demands for a political transition plan in the country
AFP / Getty
20/52 April 8, 2019
German Chancellor Angela Merkel plays with a handball offered by the President of the German Handball Federation while she receives the German National Handball Team at the Chancellery of Berlin
AFP / Getty
21/52 April 7, 2019
People are holding candles as they attend a night vigil and prayer at Amahoro stadium as part of the 25th anniversary of the 1994 genocide in Kigali, Rwanda. April 7 begins 100 days of mourning for more than 800,000 people slaughtered during a genocide that shook the world a quarter of a century later
AFP / Getty
22/52 April 6, 2019
Part of the 1,500-person group begins the hike at the longest stretch of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway during the Seven Mile Bridge race on Saturday. The event features participants taking a course on the convergence of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico and helps raise funds for local youth sports programs.
AFP / Getty
23/52 April 5, 2019
A refugee father and son lie on a railroad track to prevent a train from leaving a station during a protest in Athens, Greece. Dozens of migrants staged a protest at Athens Central Station, disrupting all rail services in the hope that they will be transported to the Greek border and join other refugees trying to follow a migratory route from 2016 towards northern Europe.
Getty
24/52 April 4, 2019
Security guards and police detain migrants during evacuation from a makeshift camp located at Porte de la Chapelle, north of Paris. More than 300 migrants and refugees were evacuated early April 4 April from a makeshift camp to housing structures.
AFP / Getty
25/52 April 3, 2019
An inhabitant of the suburbs of Alexandra makes gestures and clashes with the Metropolitan Police of Johannesburg, South Africa, during a total closure of the suburbs to protest the lack of provision of services or services. basic necessities such as access to water and electricity, housing problems and lack of resources. maintenance of public roads
AFP / Getty
26/52 April 2, 2019
The children are eating next to the debris of the damaged houses of Purainiya village, in the Bara district of southern Nepal, near Birgunj, following a rare storm in the spring. The terrible storm destroyed homes and knocked down cars and trucks as it swept southern Nepal, leaving at least 27 dead and more than 600 injured.
AFP / Getty
27/52 April 1, 2019
A forensic expert works alongside the remains of a small plane that crashed near Erzhausen, Germany. Natalia Fileva, president and co-owner of the second largest Russian airline S7, died during the crash of a private jet near Frankfurt, the company said.
Reuters
28/52 March 31, 2019
The comic actor and Ukrainian presidential candidate Volodymyr Zelenskiy delivers a speech following the announcement of the first election ballot at a presidential election at his campaign headquarters in Kiev, in Ukraine
Reuters
29/52 March 30, 2019
Pro-independence Catalan protesters throw stones at a counter-demonstration against an event called by the Spanish far-right party Vox against the Catalan push for independence in Barcelona. Polls suggest that Vox, who campaigns against illegal immigration and "radical" feminism, will become the first far-right party to win seats in the Spanish parliament since the late 1970s and could become a maker. of King in the increasingly fragmented political landscape of Spain
AFP / Getty
30/52 March 29, 2019
Demonstrations against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika continue in Algeria despite the announcement on March 11 that he will not run for a fifth presidential term and the postponement of the presidential election scheduled for April 18 2019 until further notice
EPA
31/52 March 28, 2019
Firefighters on ladders are working to put out a fire in an office building in Dhaka after a huge fire has fallen on them, killing at least five people and several others fearing to be trapped in the last fire major that hit the Bangladeshi capital
AFP / Getty
32/52 March 27, 2019
Palestinian protester moves burning tire during clashes with Israeli troops near Israeli settlement in Beit El, Israel occupied West Bank
Reuters
33/52 March 26, 2019
Palestinian sisters watch a destroyed Hamas site near the house destroyed by their family following an Israeli air strike in Gaza City. According to reports, Israel continued to launch aerial attacks on the Gaza Strip overnight after a rocket was fired at a house near Tel Aviv in central Israel, injuring minus seven people.
EPA
34/52 March 25, 2019
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintain a proclamation recognizing Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights at Netanyahu's exit from the White House.
Reuters
35/52 March 24, 2019
The ship Hagland Captain anchored in the same area as the cruise ship Viking Sky, which had problems on March 23 during the storm on the west coast of Norway in Hustadvika near Romsdal
AFP / Getty
36/52 March 23, 2019
Chris Pratt is losing weight by accepting the Best Butt-Kicker Award for "Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom" at the Kids Choice Awards
Reuters
37/52 March 22, 2019
An aerial view shows damaged buildings after an explosion at a chemical plant in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province, eastern China. Chinese President Xi Jinping has ordered local governments to prevent any further industrial disaster after the explosion of a chemical plant that killed 47 people, injured hundreds and destroyed an industrial park when the last disaster of this type that hit the country
AFP / Getty
38/52 March 21, 2019
A child is transported to a refrigerator during the floods that followed Cyclone Idai in Buzi, near Beira, Mozambique.
Reuters
39/52 March 20, 2019
Indian Hindu worshipers are sprinkled with colorful water as they celebrate the Holi Festival at Kalupur Swaminarayan Temple in Ahmedabad. Holi, the popular Hindu festival of spring colors, is observed in India at the end of the winter season, on the last full moon of the lunar month.
AFP / Getty
40/52 March 19, 2019
Splinters of ice accumulate on Lake Michigan along the South Haven Pier
Kalamazoo Gazette / AP
41/52 March 18, 2019
Emergency services are located at 24 Oktoberplace in Utrecht, where a shooting took place. Several people were injured on a tram in the Dutch city of Utrecht. Local media reported the anti-terrorist police at the scene. "One shot … Several wounded have been reported.The assistance has started," said the Twitter account of the Utrecht police. "It's a shooting incident on a streetcar and several trauma helicopters have been deployed to help."
AFP / Getty
42/52 March 17, 2019
Caskets of Ethiopian Airlines crash victims are gathered at mass funerals at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The ET flight crash 302 minutes after its flight to Nairobi on March 10, killed 157 people on board and resulted in the worldwide grounding of the Boeing 737 MAX airplane model. 8 involved in the disaster.
AFP / Getty Images
43/52 March 16, 2019
Brenton Tarrant, the man accused of the Christchurch massacre, makes a sign to the camera during his appearance in the Christchurch District Court. A right-wing extremist who filmed himself in two mosques in peaceful Christchurch, New Zealand, killing 49 worshipers, appeared in court for murder. Born in Australia, Brenton Tarrant, 28, appeared on the dock with handcuffs and a white prison shirt, sitting impassively while the judge read a single murder charge against him. A series of additional charges are expected
AFP / Getty
44/52 March 15, 2019
An injured man is loaded into an ambulance following a shootout at Al Noor Mosque in New Zealand. At least 49 people were killed and dozens of others were seriously injured after the shooting in two mosques in Christchurch. Police arrested Australian citizen – a 28-year-old man – and three others after the second shot
Reuters
45/52 March 14, 2019
The relatives of the victims of the accident are crying and crying over the place where the Boeing 737 Max 8 of Ethiopian Airlines crashed shortly after taking off on Sunday, killing the 157 passengers aboard, at southeast of Addis Ababa. The French authorities responsible for air accident investigations announced that they would be in charge of analyzing the black boxes recovered at the accident site and that they had already arrived in France. without giving any delay as to the time that the analysis could take.
AP
46/52 March 13, 2019
Men carry a child who was rescued at the site of a collapsed building containing a school in Lagos, Nigeria.
Reuters
47/52 March 12, 2019
A crab stuck in plastic in the Verde Island Passage, Philippines. According to data from the Global Alliance for Incineration Alternatives (GAIA), Filipinos throw 163 million disposable plastic bags daily. An underwater exploration conducted by Greenpeace in Batangas has uncovered single-use plastic bags between, under and over the corals and seabed of the Verde Island Passage, the epicenter of biodiversity marine in the world.
EPA
48/52 March 11, 2019
Representatives of bereaved families from the affected prefecture offer flowers to an altar for the victims of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami at the 8th National Commemorative Ceremony in Tokyo. On March 11, 2011, a magnitude 9.0 earthquake was devastating in the Pacific Ocean and the resulting tsunami caused considerable damage and thousands of casualties.
AFP / Getty
49/52 March 10, 2019
Catholic Catholics in South Sudan attend religious service in Udier City
AFP / Getty
50/52 March 9, 2019
Activists from Ukrainian nationalist parties quarrel with police at a rally to demand an investigation into the corruption of Ukrainian armed forces officials in Kiev
Reuters
51/52 March 8, 2019
Algerian demonstrators protest against the candidacy of their president in difficulty for a fifth term in power in Algiers
AFP / Getty
52/52 March 7, 2019
French gendarmes arrive for evacuation, while the prison guards block the entrance to the prison of Alencon, in Condé-sur-Sarthe, in northwestern France, two days after the day where one detainee seriously injured two guards during a knife attack before being arrested to the police. – The prison of Alencon / Condé-sur-Sarthe, where two guards were seriously stabbed on March 5 by a radicalized detainee, was again blocked on March 7 by a hundred prison guards.
AFP / Getty
1/52 April 27, 2019
Greenpeace activists hold banners bearing the inscription "Climate Urgency: Think, Vote, Act" at the top of the Columbus (Colon) Monument in Barcelona on April 27, 2019 as part of an awareness raising campaign. eve of parliamentary elections in Spain. – Spain returns to the polls on April 28 for unpredictable early elections marked by the resurgence of the far right after more than four decades on the sidelines of politics.
AFP / Getty Images
2/52 April 26, 2019
A security officer stands guard in front of St. Anthony's Shrine a few days after a series of suicide bombings perpetrated against churches and luxury hotels across the island on Easter Sunday at Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Reuters
3/52 April 25, 2019
Palestinian beekeepers inspect beehives in the honey bee farm east of Khan Younis town, near the border with Israel, in the southern Gaza Strip. Beekeepers collect honey and bee wax at this time of year
EPA
4/52 April 24, 2019
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un inspects a Russian honor guard after arriving at a railway station in Vladivostok. The summit will be held with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
EPA
5/52 April 23, 2019
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi gestures by holding the granddaughter of ruling Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party president Amit Shah after he arrives to vote in a polling station during the third phase of the general elections in Ahmedabad.
Reuters
6/52 April 22, 2019
A woman living near the Sanctuary of Saint Anthony runs with her baby after discovering explosive devices in a vehicle parked in Colombo, Sri Lanka. The bomb attacks on Easter Sunday ravaged 290 churches and luxury hotels
AP
7/52 April 21, 2019
Police and security personnel guard the Shangri-La hotel in the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, after a bomb attack; one of eight across the country on Easter Sunday
EPA
8/52 April 20, 2019
Demonstrator walks in the middle of the tear gas deployed by the security services during the 23rd week of demonstration of the Yellow Vests in Paris
Getty
9/52 April 19, 2019
Ultra-Orthodox Jews burn leaven in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim district before the Jewish Passover holiday in Jerusalem
Reuters
10/52 April 18, 2019
Christian faithful take part in the procession of Holy Thursday, during the ceremony of Holy Week Holy Easter Wash at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in the Old City of Jerusalem
EPA
11/52 April 17, 2019
A girl runs in front of the UWSA military contingents before the 30th anniversary parade of Wa State in Panghsang, also called Pang Kham, of the Wa Autonomous Region, in northeastern Myanmar. Wa's proclaimed an independent state on April 17, 1989. Although the Myanmar government does not recognize the sovereignty of the Wa State, the Myanmar armed forces have adopted a ceasefire with the 39, State May 9, 1989. The latter is known for drug trafficking in the Golden Triangle of the last 30 years, although it declared its drug-free zone in 2005
EPA
12/52 April 16, 2019
Firefighters spray water while they work to extinguish the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. The huge fire that devastated the cathedral is "under control," firefighters from Paris announced early in the year April 16, after firefighters spent hours fighting the flames.
AFP / Getty
13/52 April 15, 2019
Smoke and flames rise during a fire in the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris
AFP / Getty
14/52 April 14, 2019
Indonesian soldiers and police are calling for general security for the next general election in Jakarta. Some 192 million Indonesians will vote in the world's third largest democracy, with a record 245,000 candidates for presidential and parliamentary seats up to local councilors
AFP / Getty
15/52 April 13, 2019
Hindu devotees throw a sacred and flammable powder on a fire while they perform rituals at the Gajan festival celebrations in Kolkata. The holiday falls on the last day of the Bengali calendar, which also coincides with the birth of Lord Shiva, according to Hindu mythology
AFP / Getty
16/52 April 12, 2019
A woman visits the exhibition "Mirrors: in and out of reality" in Barcelona, Spain. Mathematics, physics and photonics merge into this exhibition presented by Cosmocaixa, in which visitors can enter a large kaleidoscope to browse and experience the effects and peculiarities of mirrors. The exhibition will be open to the public until June 6, 2019
EPA
17/52 April 11, 2019
Voters line up to vote outside a polling station during the first round of general elections in Alipurduar district, in the state of West Bengal, in the West Bank. Is from India.
Reuters
18/52 April 10, 2019
The first ever photo of a black hole, made with the help of a global network of telescopes, made by the project Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), to better understand the celestial objects with fields gravitational so powerful that no one can escape
Event Horizon Telescope / National Foundation for Science / Reuters
19/52 April 9, 2019
Sudanese protesters chant slogans as they gather in front of the army headquarters in Khartoum, the capital. Sudanese police ordered their forces to avoid intervening against protesters as three Western countries backed protestors' demands for a political transition plan in the country
AFP / Getty
20/52 April 8, 2019
German Chancellor Angela Merkel plays with a handball offered by the President of the German Handball Federation while she receives the German National Handball Team at the Chancellery of Berlin
AFP / Getty
21/52 April 7, 2019
People are holding candles as they attend a night vigil and prayer at Amahoro stadium as part of the 25th anniversary of the 1994 genocide in Kigali, Rwanda. April 7 begins 100 days of mourning for more than 800,000 people slaughtered during a genocide that shook the world a quarter of a century later
AFP / Getty
22/52 April 6, 2019
Part of the 1,500-person group begins the hike at the longest stretch of the Florida Keys Overseas Highway during the Seven Mile Bridge race on Saturday. The event features participants taking a course on the convergence of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico and helps raise funds for local youth sports programs.
AFP / Getty
23/52 April 5, 2019
A refugee father and son lie on a railroad track to prevent a train from leaving a station during a protest in Athens, Greece. Dozens of migrants staged a protest at Athens Central Station, disrupting all rail services in the hope that they will be transported to the Greek border and join other refugees trying to follow a migratory route from 2016 towards northern Europe.
Getty
24/52 April 4, 2019
Security guards and police detain migrants during evacuation from a makeshift camp located at Porte de la Chapelle, north of Paris. More than 300 migrants and refugees were evacuated early April 4 April from a makeshift camp to housing structures.
AFP / Getty
25/52 April 3, 2019
An inhabitant of the suburbs of Alexandra makes gestures and clashes with the Metropolitan Police of Johannesburg, South Africa, during a total closure of the suburbs to protest the lack of provision of services or services. basic necessities such as access to water and electricity, housing problems and lack of resources. maintenance of public roads
AFP / Getty
26/52 April 2, 2019
The children are eating next to the debris of the damaged houses of Purainiya village, in the Bara district of southern Nepal, near Birgunj, following a rare storm in the spring. The terrible storm destroyed homes and knocked down cars and trucks as it swept southern Nepal, leaving at least 27 dead and more than 600 injured.
AFP / Getty
27/52 April 1, 2019
A forensic expert works alongside the remains of a small plane that crashed near Erzhausen, Germany. Natalia Fileva, president and co-owner of the second largest Russian airline S7, died during the crash of a private jet near Frankfurt, the company said.
Reuters
28/52 March 31, 2019
The comic actor and Ukrainian presidential candidate Volodymyr Zelenskiy delivers a speech following the announcement of the first election ballot at a presidential election at his campaign headquarters in Kiev, in Ukraine
Reuters
29/52 March 30, 2019
Pro-independence Catalan protesters throw stones at a counter-demonstration against an event called by the Spanish far-right party Vox against the Catalan push for independence in Barcelona. Polls suggest that Vox, who campaigns against illegal immigration and "radical" feminism, will become the first far-right party to win seats in the Spanish parliament since the late 1970s and could become a maker. of King in the increasingly fragmented political landscape of Spain
AFP / Getty
30/52 March 29, 2019
Demonstrations against President Abdelaziz Bouteflika continue in Algeria despite the announcement on March 11 that he will not run for a fifth presidential term and the postponement of the presidential election scheduled for April 18 2019 until further notice
EPA
31/52 March 28, 2019
Firefighters on ladders are working to put out a fire in an office building in Dhaka after a huge fire has fallen on them, killing at least five people and several others fearing to be trapped in the last fire major that hit the Bangladeshi capital
AFP / Getty
32/52 March 27, 2019
Palestinian protester moves burning tire during clashes with Israeli troops near Israeli settlement in Beit El, Israel occupied West Bank
Reuters
33/52 March 26, 2019
Palestinian sisters watch a destroyed Hamas site near the house destroyed by their family following an Israeli air strike in Gaza City. According to reports, Israel continued to launch aerial attacks on the Gaza Strip overnight after a rocket was fired at a house near Tel Aviv in central Israel, injuring minus seven people.
EPA
34/52 March 25, 2019
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu maintain a proclamation recognizing Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights at Netanyahu's exit from the White House.
Reuters
35/52 March 24, 2019
The ship Hagland Captain anchored in the same area as the cruise ship Viking Sky, which had problems on March 23 during the storm on the west coast of Norway in Hustadvika near Romsdal
AFP / Getty
36/52 March 23, 2019
Chris Pratt se fait maigrir en acceptant le prix du meilleur butt-kicker pour "Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom" aux Kids Choice Awards
Reuters
37/52 22 mars 2019
Une vue aérienne montre des bâtiments endommagés après une explosion dans une usine de produits chimiques à Yancheng, dans la province du Jiangsu, dans l'est de la Chine. Le président chinois Xi Jinping a ordonné aux gouvernements locaux de prévenir toute autre catastrophe industrielle après l'explosion d'une usine chimique qui a coûté la vie à 47 personnes, fait des centaines de blessés et détruit un parc industriel lors de la dernière catastrophe de ce type qui a frappé le pays
AFP / Getty
38/52 21 mars 2019
Un enfant est transporté dans un réfrigérateur pendant les inondations qui ont suivi le cyclone Idai à Buzi, près de Beira, au Mozambique.
Reuters
39/52 20 mars 2019
Les fidèles hindous indiens sont aspergés d’eau colorée alors qu’ils célèbrent le festival Holi au temple Kalupur Swaminarayan, à Ahmedabad. Holi, le festival populaire hindou des couleurs au printemps, est observé en Inde à la fin de la saison d'hiver, à la dernière pleine lune du mois lunaire.
AFP / Getty
40/52 19 mars 2019
Des éclats de glace s'accumulent sur le lac Michigan le long de la jetée de South Haven
Kalamazoo Gazette / AP
41/52 18 mars 2019
Les services d'urgence se trouvent au 24 Oktoberplace à Utrecht, où une fusillade a eu lieu. Plusieurs personnes ont été blessées dans un tramway dans la ville néerlandaise d'Utrecht. Des médias locaux ont rapporté la police antiterroriste sur les lieux. "Un coup de feu … Plusieurs blessés ont été signalés. L'assistance a commencé", a déclaré le compte Twitter de la police d'Utrecht. "Il s'agit d'un incident de tir dans un tramway. Plusieurs hélicoptères de traumatologie ont été déployés pour apporter de l'aide."
AFP / Getty
42/52 17 mars 2019
Des cercueils des victimes de l'accident d'avion d'Ethiopian Airlines sont rassemblés lors des funérailles de masse à la cathédrale de la Sainte-Trinité à Addis-Abeba, en Éthiopie. Le crash du vol ET 302 minutes après son vol à destination de Nairobi, le 10 mars, a coûté la vie à 157 personnes à bord et a entraîné l'échouement dans le monde entier du modèle d'avion Boeing 737 MAX 8 impliqué dans la catastrophe.
AFP / Getty Images
43/52 16 mars 2019
Brenton Tarrant, l'homme accusé du massacre de Christchurch, fait un signe à la caméra lors de sa comparution devant le tribunal de district de Christchurch. Un extrémiste de droite qui s’est filmé en train de se déchaîner dans deux mosquées dans la paisible ville de Christchurch, en Nouvelle-Zélande, tuant 49 fidèles, a comparu devant un tribunal pour meurtre. Né en Australie, Brenton Tarrant, âgé de 28 ans, a comparu sur le dock avec les menottes et une chemise blanche de la prison, assis de manière impassible pendant que le juge lisait une seule accusation de meurtre contre lui. Une série de charges supplémentaires sont attendues
AFP / Getty
44/52 15 mars 2019
Un blessé est chargé dans une ambulance à la suite d'une fusillade à la mosquée Al Noor en Nouvelle-Zélande. Au moins 49 personnes ont été tuées et des dizaines d'autres sont grièvement blessées après la fusillade dans deux mosquées de Christchurch. La police a arrêté un citoyen australien – un homme de 28 ans – et trois autres personnes à la suite du deuxième coup de feu
Reuters
45/52 March 14, 2019
Les proches des victimes de l'accident pleurent et pleurent sur le lieu où le Boeing 737 Max 8 d'Ethiopian Airlines s'est écrasé peu de temps après le décollage dimanche, tuant les 157 passagers à bord, au sud-est d'Addis-Abeba. Les autorités françaises chargées des enquêtes sur les accidents aériens ont annoncé qu'elles se chargeraient de l'analyse des boîtes noires récupérées sur le lieu de l'accident et qu'elles étaient déjà arrivées en France, sans donner de délai quant au temps que l'analyse pourrait prendre.
AP
46/52 13 mars 2019
Des hommes transportent un enfant qui a été secouru sur le site d'un bâtiment effondré contenant une école à Lagos, au Nigéria.
Reuters
47/52 12 mars 2019
Un crabe coincé dans du plastique dans le passage Verde Island, aux Philippines. Selon les données de l'Alliance mondiale pour les alternatives d'incinération (GAIA), les Philippins jettent quotidiennement 163 millions de sachets en plastique à usage unique. Une exploration sous-marine menée par Greenpeace à Batangas a permis de découvrir des sachets en plastique à usage unique entre, sous et sur les coraux et les fonds marins du passage de l'île Verde, l'épicentre de la biodiversité marine dans le monde.
EPA
48/52 11 mars 2019
Des représentants de familles endeuillées de la préfecture touchée offrent des fleurs sur un autel pour les victimes du séisme et du tsunami de 2011 lors de la 8ème cérémonie commémorative nationale à Tokyo. Le 11 mars 2011, un séisme d'une magnitude de 9,0 a été dévastateur dans l'océan Pacifique et le tsunami qui en a résulté a provoqué des dégâts considérables et fait des milliers de victimes.
AFP / Getty
49/52 10 mars 2019
Des fidèles catholiques du Sud-Soudan assistent à un service religieux dans la ville d'Udier
AFP / Getty
50/52 9 mars 2019
Des militants des partis nationalistes ukrainiens se disputent avec des policiers lors d'un rassemblement pour demander une enquête sur la corruption de responsables des forces armées ukrainiennes à Kiev
Reuters
51/52 8 mars 2019
Des manifestants algériens manifestent contre la candidature de leur président en difficulté à un cinquième mandat au pouvoir à Alger
AFP / Getty
52/52 7 mars 2019
Des gendarmes français arrivent pour évacuation, alors que les gardiens de la prison bloquent l'entrée du centre pénitentiaire d'Alencon, à Condé-sur-Sarthe, dans le nord-ouest de la France, deux jours après le jour où un détenu a sérieusement blessé deux gardes lors d'une attaque au couteau avant d'être arrêté à la police. – La prison d'Alencon / Condé-sur-Sarthe, où deux gardes ont été sérieusement poignardés le 5 mars par un détenu radicalisé, a été à nouveau bloquée le 7 mars par une centaine de gardiens de prison.
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La maladie virale, signalée pour la première fois en Chine en août, a infecté des porcs à travers le pays, ainsi que la Mongolie, le Vietnam et le Cambodge.
En Chine, qui élève la moitié des porcs du monde, il en a résulté la mort et la destruction de millions de porcs, faisant monter les prix du porc et provoquant des répercussions sur les marchés mondiaux des céréales, de la viande et des marchés financiers, ainsi que sur l’économie chinoise.
Les dernières prévisions font état d’une perte de porcs cette année équivalente à l’offre annuelle de l’Union européenne.
Avant de devenir économiste en chef pour les produits de base chez INTL FCStone, un courtier basé à New York, spécialisé dans les produits de base et dont les origines remontent à près de 100 ans comme un grossiste en porte-à-porte, la carrière de M. Suderman comprenait 12 années consacrées à l'efficacité de la production agricole et à la commercialisation. gestion des risques chez Kansas State University Extension Service et 12 autres années au service de Farm Progress.
M. Suderman a des doutes sur les données officielles en Chine montrant un ralentissement du nombre de porcs touchés depuis fin 2018, le gouvernement affirmant que la maladie est "sous contrôle effectif".
Il propose certaines des estimations les plus pessimistes parmi les initiés de l'industrie, informés par ses collègues en Chine.
Pas plus tard que la semaine dernière, ils lui ont signalé que la peste porcine africaine «se propage aussi mal qu’elle l’est et continue de s’aggraver», a-t-il déclaré.
Le Département de l’agriculture des États-Unis (USDA) partage les vues de M. Suderman, affirmant le mois dernier que les élevages porcins sous-estiment énormément les foyers déclarés.
"Des rapports non officiels en Chine suggèrent des pertes bien plus importantes" que les données officielles qui montrent que les abattages ne représentent qu'une fraction de l'offre totale de porc de la Chine, a annoncé l'USDA dans un rapport séparé plus tôt ce mois-ci.
Trois agriculteurs des provinces du Hebei et du Sichuan ont refusé de parler publiquement de l'hésitation à signaler des porcs infectés, invoquant la sensibilité politique de la question, mais ont admis que la sous-déclaration prévalait dans leurs régions.
Bien que les élevages porcins soient tenus de signaler les épidémies à leurs autorités locales, les responsables ne peuvent pas enregistrer les infections en raison des coûts ultérieurs d'indemnisation des agriculteurs pour les pertes de bétail et de la crainte d'une réaction politique suite à la divulgation de la nature généralisée de la maladie.
Personne n'a répondu aux appels des départements de l'agriculture des provinces du Hebei et du Sichuan. Une demande de télécopie adressée au ministère chinois de l’Agriculture n’a pas été traitée.
Le gouvernement chinois a annoncé que plus d'un million de porcs avaient été abattus depuis août dernier, contre un stock d'environ 400 millions de porcs.
Les stocks de porcs vivants ont diminué d’environ 19% en mars par rapport à l’année dernière, tandis que le nombre de troupeaux de truies en production a diminué de 21%, a annoncé mardi le ministère de l’Agriculture du pays.
Les prix du porc au comptant en Chine ont augmenté d'environ 14% depuis le 1er août, date à laquelle la maladie a été signalée.
M. Suderman estime que l’alimentation porcine nationale en Chine a chuté de plus de 40%, soit environ 300 millions de porcs en termes de production annuelle.
Cela inclut les porcs qui ont été tués par le virus ainsi que les agriculteurs paniqués qui ont liquidé leurs troupeaux et évitent le repeuplement par peur de la maladie, a-t-il déclaré.
Une enquête par Bloomberg sur 11 analystes et traders, une baisse moyenne de 30% est estimée.
Dans le Shandong, l’une des principales régions de reproduction de la Chine, les données officielles montrent que l’alimentation des porcs a diminué de 33% en mars par rapport à l’année précédente.
D'après des rapports de sources de FCStone en Chine, y compris de fournisseurs d'aliments pour le bétail locaux, M. Suderman estime qu'il a diminué de plus de 50% dans la région et continue de se détériorer.
Le courtier, qui sert plus de 20 000 clients dans 130 pays, reçoit des informations de clients de l’ensemble de la chaîne logistique porcine en Chine, a déclaré M. Suderman.
Il n’existe pas de vaccin permettant d’empêcher l’infection des porcs et son développement pourrait prendre des années.
Il faudra peut-être cinq à sept ans avant que la maladie cesse de se propager et que les fermes reconstituent les stocks perdus, a-t-il déclaré. Cela pourrait entraîner un déficit annuel de 16,2 millions de tonnes de viande de porc, a déclaré M. Suderman, soit un montant 1,3 fois supérieur à celui des États-Unis l'an dernier.
"Cette capacité n'est disponible nulle part dans le monde à moins que la Chine soit disposée à payer un prix suffisamment élevé pour que cette viande soit achetée par les consommateurs américains ainsi que dans le reste du monde", a-t-il déclaré.
"Je ne pense pas qu'il y ait assez de cargos maritimes réfrigérés pour combler cet écart, même si la Chine est en mesure de l'acheter."
Bloomberg
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