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Working around the Article XXI loophole

Like-minded economic allies should agree on trade rules to place a brake on the abuse of the security exception, writes Mark Tokola.

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Unilateral policies threaten the global trade order

WTO reform should include developing a multilateral framework to guide the formation of state ‘clubs’ motivated by non-economic objectives.

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Will President Yoon s pro-US foreign policy resonate with South Korea s domestic politics?

Yoon's foreign policies aligning South Korea with the United States and Japan need to convince voters that they will benefit economically.

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Srettha Thavisin s election raises questions for Thailand

Pheu Thai and their champion Srettha Thavisin may need to reinvent themselves before the next election to stay in power, writes Greg Raymond (ANU).

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Indonesia s quest to join the OECD and become a high-income country

Welcoming Indonesia into the OECD will enlarge the group’s economic might and further its democratic reach into the Global South, writes John West.

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