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Tag: Free Trade

MALAYSIA: Says “No” to Tobacco and the US

MARLENA NIP WRITES – Malaysia is taking a stand against a smoking Uncle Sam. In ongoing trade talks with the U.S., it adamantly defended its right to set stiff rules on the sale of tobacco products within its own borders. In the process, it won the praise of everyone from…

Full Article MALAYSIA: Says “No” to Tobacco and the US

South Korea: Making Nice Via More Trade

RYAN LIPPERT WRITES- South Korea, China, and Japan are making progress in efforts to create a free trade zone that would potentially tower over the combined European Union and North American economic hulk. Despite successfully setting aside their otherwise tension-ridden relations to start such discussions, any hope of advancement may…

Full Article South Korea: Making Nice Via More Trade

JAPAN: The New PM Steps Boldly Into the Trade Morass

Pursuing avenues for economic revitalization has been an integral part of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s agenda since he took office. Amongst the most contested options has been Japan’s recent decision to commit to negotiations for a Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP). The Asahi Shimbun, one of Japan’s more liberal dailies, argued that…

Full Article JAPAN: The New PM Steps Boldly Into the Trade Morass

JAPAN: Banzai! Here’s to Four More Years and Closer Ties!

The 2012 U.S. Presidential Election garnered countless reactions from across the globe, and Japan was no different. The island nation, according to Mainichi Daily, has welcomed Barack Obama’s victory over Mitt Romney. The reelection comes at a crucial time for US-Japan relations, considering China’s recent push to increase authority in…

Full Article JAPAN: Banzai! Here’s to Four More Years and Closer Ties!

JAPAN: Please Wake Up, Don’t Leave It To China!

The inevitable and historic shifting of global power from the West to the East is the famous central theme of Kishore Mahbubani. Currently dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at the National University of Singapore, Mahbubani has put forth another view of important consequence. It’s that…

Full Article JAPAN: Please Wake Up, Don’t Leave It To China!
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