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July 17, 2019 Columnists

[Timothy L. O’Brien] Trump’s ‘go back’ tweets leave no room for doubt

As he has so many times since bursting onto the presidential stage in 2015, Donald Trump played the race card Sunday. He launched nearly three dozen broadsides on Twitter throughout the day, but a tr...

[David Fickling] Tall fences make bad neighbors out of Japan and Korea

To outsiders, it may seem like the deepening rift between Japan and South Korea has blown up out of a clear blue sky. For all the wrangling over the legacy of Japan’s 35-year colonization of the Kor...

July 15, 2019
Columnists
[James Stavridis] The path forward with North Korea: ‘Denuclearization lite’

Over the past couple of weeks, there have been increasing signs that the Trump administration -- and particularly the president himself -- is moderating its position on North Korea’s stockpile of nuc...

July 15, 2019
Columnists
[Mac Margolis] Latin America and free trade score a win

Argentina’s foreign minister fought back tears. President Maurico Macri called it “the most important agreement ever signed in our history.” Latin America’s biggest economy would soon be “reborn,” pr...

July 10, 2019
Columnists
Hyundai says little hold-up left for long-awaited US pickup

Hyundai Motor expects to enter the US pickup market soon with what’s likely to be an American-made vehicle aimed at luring buyers who aren’t traditional truck owners, an executive said Monday. “It’l...

July 9, 2019
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[Nisha Gopalan] If Masayoshi Son won’t invest in Japan, why should you?

Softbank Group’s Vision Fund has invested its $100 billion cash pile in 75 unicorns around the world. Not a single one is from Japan, its own backyard. That may be because the pickings are slim: Whi...

July 7, 2019
Columnists
[Lionel Laurent] Trump’s tariff barrage forces EU into a corner

Is there any method to Donald Trump’s madness on trade? Politicians and investors are all struggling to make sense of the US president’s tendency to stop, go and reverse course in his dealings with ...

July 4, 2019
Columnists
[Jared Dillian] High tax states are practicing financial destruction

It is clearer than ever that the US Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 made high tax states less competitive with low tax states. But instead of using this moment to reflect on how taxes influence behavio...

July 1, 2019
Columnists
[Bobby Ghosh] G20 gives Trump a chance to clarify his Iran policy

When President Donald Trump arrives at the Group of 20 summit in Osaka on Friday, many of his peers will want to discuss bilateral crises with him: China’s Xi Jinping about their trade spat, Turkey’s...

June 27, 2019
Columnists
[Cass R. Sunstein] We are living in historic times. Or are we?

If we are living through historic events, would we know? In 1965, Arthur Danto, a philosopher at Columbia University, argued that it is impossible to tell, when you’re in the midst of things, whethe...

June 17, 2019
Columnists
[Leonid Bershidsky] Russia after Vladimir Putin

Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, Vladimir Putin’s Russia has, outwardly at least, been one of the world’s most stable and predictable regimes -- an assertive authoritarian government propped u...

June 6, 2019
Columnists
[Mac Margolis] Survival tips for Latin American leftist leaders

Latin America’s left-wingers are in a rut. Venezuela’s Nicolas Maduro presides over a collapsing economy behind bayonets. An Ecuadoran court has ordered the arrest of former President Rafael Correa, ...

June 4, 2019
Columnists
[Francis Wilkinson] Democrats must win the war for truth

Poor old Robert Mueller. “Mr. Mueller seemed to expect that the system would work as it had in the past,” noted a news analysis last week in the New York Times. Former special counsel Mueller scrupu...

June 3, 2019
Columnists
[Karl W. Smith] How this trade war will remake the world

US President Donald Trump has long said the goal of his trade policy is simply to get better deals for Americans. But as the trade war intensifies, it seems increasingly likely that his policies will...

May 27, 2019
Columnists
[Adam Minter] China’s brightest are the trade war’s latest casualties

It’s college graduation season in China and the timing couldn’t be much worse for the record-breaking 8.34 million students emerging from university this year. A slowing economy, hobbled further by t...

May 26, 2019
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