In recent days, president Vladimir Putin has given the green light for an increase of non-gmo agriculture. Russian Agriculture has grown by 20% in the last five years.It seems they want to increase the growth of Russian products for the world market in the coming months.”national self-sufficiency figures were over 170 percent for grain, 153.1 percent for vegetable oil, 105.2 percent for sugar, 93 percent for meat and meat products, 87 percent for potatoes, 85.9 percent for vegetables, and 82 percent for milk and dairy products”. Putin stated. I believe this is good for the world tensions. Recently Russia, Syria, have had issues with NATO and Israel with weapons in Syria and the blaming of Israel for miss fire. The benefits of Russia producing food verses, weapons. Even though it seems like a good thing there could be some negatives as well. One could be that the food could be going to America’s enemies, another could be what the crops could produce products like ethanol tan can fuel weaponry. they have mainly been farming wheat and fishing bringing in a value from just those two products of around 19 Billion dollars. Russia’s global agricultural market should double by 2025. In other Russian news China sent Drones to Pakistan after a Russian-Indian Arms deal. This again could potentially lead to a war and the instability between Pakistan and India could worsen. There cultures hate each other to the point that war could break out there at any moment. Russia and China are also America’s biggest rivals and are world powers. A conflict between them and their allies could lead to a world conflict. America would probably have to choose sides between China, and Russia, that could lead to disaster. Either way the drones and Arms deal are raising tensions in Europe and Asia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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