● Phase 1 deal probably marks the end of the tariff phase of US-China competition.
● China's purchase commitments could spark tensions with China's non-US trading partners who will suffer from lost exports.
● US-China competition will shift from tariffs to export controls, investment restrictions, and subsidies
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He will formally sign the US-China phase one trade deal on 15 January. Uncertainty remains about the details of the agreement, but several key points are clear based on the broad outline that is public. First, most trade war-related
Para algunos el 13 es yeta. Pero al menos no es martes. Aqui el link para escuchar el 13er episodio de La Economía en 3 minutos. Esta semana "La tasa y el dólar sucundún, sucundún"
It's really the little things I've been nostalgic for during this increasingly long time away from Tokyo, like getting a スエット and a couple of onogiri at a combini after an early morning run.
Sankei's editorial does not hold back on criticizing Abe for going missing on Covid-19, calls for suspending the Go To travel campaign among other things.
Putin has signed into law an amendment that equates calls for the alienation of Russian territory with extremism. The implication is that anyone in Russia advocating Japan’s position in the territorial dispute over S Kurils is committing an extremist act. https://www.interfax-russia.ru/main/podpisan-zakon-o-priravnivanii-otchuzhdeniya-chasti-territorii-rf-k-ekstremizmu
I confess that I don't really understand why Abe and his government have been so non-chalant about what appears to be a second wave. Some hypotheses in no particular order:
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