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Trans-Pacific Partnership
COVID-19 and a New Direction for Asian Integration
By Mie Oba
The crisis should prompt a change in thinking.
The CPTPP Trade Agreement Will Enter Into Force on December 30
By Ankit Panda
With Australia's ratification, the CPTPP has met the threshold requirements to enter into force.
TPP, RCEP and the Liberal Economic Order
By Mie Oba
Proponents of the liberal economic order have reason to be concerned.
TPP’s Regulatory Capitalism and China’s Belt and Road Challenges
By Richard B. Stewart
The revived TPP 11 operates as a significant alternative to China's approach, embodied in the Belt and Road Initiative.
Time for Japan to Recalibrate?
By Shihoko Goto
A much-touted bond with the U.S. president has left PM Shinzo Abe largely empty-handed.
What Now for Economic Integration in the Asia-Pacific?
By Mie Oba
And what to make of Trump’s recent comments about the TPP?
Attacking KORUS is Worse than Abandoning TPP
By Shihoko Goto
Retreating from the agreement would not only damage U.S.-ROK relations but impact key U.S. industries that have benefited from the deal.
With the RCEP, Australia Has a Chance to Lead
By Nick Derewlany
Canberra can pursue its international trade objectives and push for a more open and transparent agreement.
US Leadership as a Pacific Power: Trump and Beyond
By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Paul Heer.
A New G2: China and the EU?
By Andrei Lungu
In light of Washington's wavering, Brussels and Beijing have an opportunity.
Trump’s Bilateralism and US Power in East Asia
By Doug Stokes and Kit Waterman
How best to make sense of the Trump administration's preference for bilateralism in Asia?
Why Abe Still Loves Trump
By Paul Nadeau
The Japanese leader’s cultivation of the U.S. president is part of a broader strategy that seems to be working so far.
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