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China in CPTPP

The Case for a US Digital Trade Deal in IPEF – and Why It’s an Uphill Battle

The Case for a US Digital Trade Deal in IPEF – and Why It’s an Uphill Battle

By Kevin Chen
With China poised to enter the conversation, it’s critical for Washington to overcome internal obstacles and negotiation troubles to leave its mark on digital trade rules. 

Canada Should Support Taiwan’s CPTPP Bid

Canada Should Support Taiwan’s CPTPP Bid

By Adam Zivo
Not only do Canada and Taiwan’s values align, but also trade between the two countries is skyrocketing.
Wendy Cutler on China, Taiwan, and the CPTPP

Wendy Cutler on China, Taiwan, and the CPTPP

By Shannon Tiezzi
China and Taiwan have each applied for membership in the trade pact. What are the next steps – and the broader implications?

Japan’s Position on the CPTPP Applications of China and Taiwan

Japan’s Position on the CPTPP Applications of China and Taiwan

By KAWASHIMA Shin
With some bold yet skillful diplomacy, Japan’s next government has a real diplomatic opportunity.

Don’t Count China Out of the CPTPP

Don’t Count China Out of the CPTPP

By Joseph Cash
The now-frozen trade deal with the EU shows China can be willing to push the boundaries of reform into areas that might surprise observers.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Will China Actually Join the CPTPP?

Will China Actually Join the CPTPP?

By Shannon Tiezzi
China's membership bid has symbolic value, but it's highly unlikely that Beijing will meet the CPTPP's standards.

China Won’t Rush to Join CPTPP. Neither Should the US.

China Won’t Rush to Join CPTPP. Neither Should the US.

By Alex Yu-Ting Lin and Saori N. Katada
Patience – and careful attention to laying the domestic groundwork – would benefit both countries more than a race to join the trade pact.
With RCEP Complete, China Eyes CPTPP

With RCEP Complete, China Eyes CPTPP

By Hemant Adlakha
Is President Xi Jinping’s statement desire to join the CPTPP a signal of reconciliation to the new Biden administration or a bid to advance China's regional dominance?

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