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More than a Trade War: Japanese-Korean Relations in Historical Perspective

Japan and the Republic of Korea have long been engaged in a complex trade war which continues to this day. The trade war – which has had negative economic and More

Posted On : February 10, 2020 Published By : Joy Ahrum Kwak
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Britain at a Crossroads: Post-Brexit Trade

Ever since the historic Brexit vote in June 2016, debates have raged as to what form Britain’s exit from the EU will take and what Britain’s future outside the EU More

Posted On : January 31, 2020 Published By : Asher Laws
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USCMA Presents a Rare Flicker of Hope for Bipartisanship in Washington

In 2018, President Trump signed a landmark trade agreement that could potentially define his political legacy: the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, otherwise known as the USMCA. A revised version of NAFTA, the More

Posted On : November 29, 2019 Published By : Kabir Gupta
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Japan-ROK Trade Tensions: Domestic Rallying, Colonialism, and the DPRK

On July 4th, 2019, Japan tightened restrictions on exports to South Korea (ROK) of three important materials used in developing high-tech devices. The move has added stress to the already More

Posted On : July 17, 2019 Published By : Ashton Connor Mathias

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