NAFTA Risks Becoming Collateral Damage in Obama’s Geopolitical Plans
Published in The Globe and Mail (Canada) on 11 September 2015 by Konrad Yakabuski [link to original] Posted on September 11, 2015. This post appeared […]
Trans-Pacific Partnership
Carmageddon: Why the TPP Probably Won’t Be an Election Issue
Published in iPolitics (Canada) on 4 September 2015 by Peter Clark [link to original] Posted on September 7, 2015. This post appeared on the front […]
Will the TPP Be Completed before Obama Leaves Office?
Published in Huanqiu (China) on 6 August 2015 by Yin Chengde [link to original] Translated from Chinese by Joe Matthews. Edited by Helaine Schweitzer. Posted […]
The Americans Just Sold Us Out at the TPP Table
Published in iPolitics (Canada) on 7 August 2015 by Jonathan Manthorpe [link to original] Posted on August 10, 2015. This post appeared on the front […]
Canada, the US and TPP: Peeing on Harper’s Election Bus
Published in Embassy (Canada) on 30 July 2015 by Gar Pardy [link to original] Posted on August 2, 2015. This post appeared on the front […]
TPP Could Change the Story of a Rising China and a Declining America
Published in The Age (Australia) on 31 July 2015 by John Garnaut [link to original] Posted on August 2, 2015. This post appeared on the […]
US Congress’ Egocentric Strategem in the TPP Talks
Published in The Japan Times (Japan) on 29 July 2015 [link to original] Posted on July 30, 2015. This post appeared on the front page […]
Secrecy and Costs Threaten Benefits in Momentous Trade Deal
Published in The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) on 29 July 2015 [link to original] Posted on July 29, 2015. This post appeared on the front […]
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Talks Enter the ‘Threats’ Stage
Published in iPolitics (Canada) on 22 July 2015 by Peter Clark [link to original] Posted on July 23, 2015. This post appeared on the front […]
Obama Holds Out His Hand to the Leader of the Vietnamese Communist Party
Published in Liberation (France) on 8 July 2015 by Arnaud Vaulerin [link to original] Translated from French by Thomas Seligmann. Edited by Helaine Schweitzer. Posted […]