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Among the world’s largest agreements, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) agreement India opted out in its final stages of negotiation. Remaining participants, including New Zealand, could each do more to convince India to stay and the door is still open. The agreement’s 20 chapters are comprehensive in scope and go beyond just the liberalisation of goods and services. 
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Bettie the beagle, a detector dog for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, picked up the scent of pork on a woman arriving from China at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
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A collapsing climate swept this year's rankings for global risks.
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Les routes de la soie restent un projet chinois pour les entreprises chinoises, déplore la Chambre de commerce européenne à Pékin. Pointant le manque de transparence et d'information de ce vaste projet, elle constate que les entreprises européennes n'obtiennent que « des miettes ».
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Despite the geopolitical tensions across East Asia, few doubt that the Tokyo 2020 Olympics will boost Japan's inbound tourism. The Japanese word omote
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What kind of Japan will the region have to deal with in the coming decades?
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Poultry farmers expect to benefit from push for local breeds, humanely raised
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The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity must bring together not just environmentalists, but also officials with the clout to effect change across entire economies.
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But governments struggle to curb illegal sand-mining
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With its unhealthy, post-Fukushima addiction to fossil fuels, Tokyo’s energy outlook and diplomacy face Middle Eastern stress tests
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Relations between Japan and South Korea has reached a historic new low.
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Strategic Japan draws on the newest research from Japanese scholars to inform the policy debate in Washington. This year, the CSIS Japan Chair has invited four scholars to examine Japan’s leadership role in international and regional institutions and avenues for U.S.-Japan cooperation in the future.
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China has committed to purchase $36.3 billion worth of US agricultural products, including soybeans, in 2020 and $43.3 billion in 2021
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Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir has criticised India's new citizenship law and its move to revoke Kashmir's autonomy.
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Trump is buying into China's authoritarian economic principles
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Japan, the United States and the European Union on Tuesday proposed expanding a ban on market-distorting subsidies under World Trade Organization rules.
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Cultural norms, complex religious influences and friendly police officers make losing something no big deal. But does this tell the whole story about Japan’s relationship with honesty?
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Comme à Tchernobyl, une faune diversifiée et abondante s’épanouit au sein de la zone évacuée autour de la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima après la catastrophe. Malgré la forte radioactivité
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Asia's Great Rivers: Climate crisis, pollution put billions at risk
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Trade falls sharply with South Korea, with Hong Kong and Vietnam also down
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Bettie the beagle, a detector dog for U.S. Customs and Border Protection, picked up the scent of pork on a woman arriving from China at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport.
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Devant la politique américaine visant à ostraciser ses champions nationaux, le gouvernement chinois développe une politique destinée à s’affranchir de sa dépendance vis-à-vis de l’Occident
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Adulé puis honni, Carlos Ghosn est l’un des rares chefs d’entreprise étrangers à avoir intégré une société nippone. Mais le Japon s’internationalise peu à peu, explique la Nikkei Asian Review.
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From cocktails to karaoke, more Japanese people are going it alone. What's causing the huge change in the traditionally group-oriented country?
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