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Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership
After the South China Sea Ruling: Impact on ASEAN-China Relations
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Liqin Wang.
The Real Winner if TPP Crumbles: China
By Steven Keithley
The two U.S. presidential nominees are united in their opposition to the trade pact. That's music to Beijing's ears.
FTAs in East Asia: Economic Integration or Economic Spheres of Influence?
By Gordon Gatlin
Are TPP and RCEP doomed to pull the region apart, or can they help push it together?
Should America Fear China’s Alternative to the TPP?
By Andy Morimoto
In fact, there are potentially some real benefits.
Can China Rebuild Its ‘Special Relationship’ With Malaysia?
By Shannon Tiezzi
China is hoping economic incentives and high-level meetings can assuage Malaysia's South China Sea concerns.
Could the TPP Actually Divide Asia?
By Shihoko Goto
The Trans-Pacific Partnership may not prove the force stability many assume.
Trans-Pacific Partnership: Hawaii Talks End Without Deal
By Anthony Fensom
Progress, but no deal on the TPP, as time runs short.
Time to Revisit an ASEAN-EU FTA?
By Ji Xianbai
Much has changed since 2007, when FTA talks were first attempted.
Reviewing the 26th ASEAN Summit in Malaysia
By Edmund Sim
A look at some of the notable developments.
Cambodia’s Hun Sen Slams ASEAN-Splitting TPP
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The premier’s latest tirade is rather puzzling and misleading.
Why RCEP Is Vital for India
By Bipul Chatterjee and Surendar Singh
The regional trade deal could boost India’s strategic and economic position in the Asia-Pacific.
Malaysia as ASEAN Chair in 2015: What To Expect
By Prashanth Parameswaran
The country will be leading the bloc during a pivotal year. Can it deliver on its promises?