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Britain Joins Indo-Pacific Trade Bloc As First European Member
Britain officially became the 12th member of a trans-Pacific trade pact which includes Japan, Australia and Canada on Sunday as it seeks to deepen ties in the region and build its global trade links after leaving the European Union.
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UK Allowed To Begin Talks On Joining Pacific Trade Deal
Member nations of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) on Wednesday agreed to allow Britain to start the process of joining the pact, Japan's economy minister said.
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China Steps Up Efforts To Join Trade Pact Created To Exclude It
China is pushing ahead with behind-the-scenes talks to join a major trade deal that originally aimed to exclude Beijing and cement U.S. economic power and trade ties in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal Advances Without US
Countries in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal have agreed on the core elements to move ahead without the United States, officials said on Saturday, after last-minute resistance from Canada raised new doubts about its survival.
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Japan Eyes Free Trade Talks With Britain: Report
Japan wants to hold informal free trade talks with Britain as it also works to sign a deal with the European Union, a report said today.
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TPP Countries Keep Trade Deal Alive As Donald Trump Leaves With 'America First'
Japan has been at the forefront of efforts to get the remaining 11 Trans-Pacific Partnership or TPP countries to pursue the trade agreement, which members have also long seen as a way to contain an increasingly dominant China.
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TPP Members Aim To Revive Deal After US Pullout: Source
Asia-Pacific nations will try to rescue a massive trade deal scuppered by the United States pulling out pullout of the United States, a source involved in discussions told AFP Friday, as delegates meet in Hanoi for key talks this weekend.
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As US Retreats In Asia Pacific, China Fills The Void With An Ambitious Global Plan
When President Donald Trump withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in January, critics said he was leaving a vacuum at the heart of the Asia Pacific, ceding the United States' role as regional economic leader.
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As Promised, Donald Trump Pulls US Out Of Mega Asia Trade Deal
The TPP accord, backed heavily by US business, was negotiated by former Democratic President Barack Obama's administration but never approved by Congress.
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Donald Trump Bans Federal Funding For Foreign NGOs That Support Abortion
The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider an appeal by Texas to revive strict voter-identification requirements that a lower court had ruled were discriminatory.
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Japan Ratifies Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Pact To Fly The Flag For Free Trade
The deal, which has been five years in the making, requires ratification by at least six countries accounting for 85 per cent of the combined gross domestic product of the member nations.
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Donald Trump's TPP Withdrawal Gives China Chance To Redraw Trade Map
China will be handed the opportunity to reshape the rules for global trade and profit from a more isolated US if President-elect Donald Trump carries out his pledge to abandon the landmark TPP pact, observers say.
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Not Ratifying Trans-Pacific Partnership A Missed Opportunity: White House
Acknowledging that the US Congress is now unlikely to ratify the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, the White House has said it was a "significant missed opportunity" for the American people.
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What Now For The Trans-Pacific Partnership?
After Donald Trump vowed to abandon the Trans-Pacific Partnership, here are some key questions about a huge trade pact that supporters said would write the rules for 21st century commerce -- but which might now be doomed.
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Donald Trump's Pullout Of 12-Nation Trans-Pacific Partnership Opens Way For China
An Asia-Pacific trade deal stands almost no chance of working now that US President-elect Donald Trump has pulled the plug on it, proponents of the pact said on Tuesday, opening the way for China to assume the leadership mantle on trade.
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Britain Joins Indo-Pacific Trade Bloc As First European Member
Britain officially became the 12th member of a trans-Pacific trade pact which includes Japan, Australia and Canada on Sunday as it seeks to deepen ties in the region and build its global trade links after leaving the European Union.
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UK Allowed To Begin Talks On Joining Pacific Trade Deal
Member nations of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) on Wednesday agreed to allow Britain to start the process of joining the pact, Japan's economy minister said.
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China Steps Up Efforts To Join Trade Pact Created To Exclude It
China is pushing ahead with behind-the-scenes talks to join a major trade deal that originally aimed to exclude Beijing and cement U.S. economic power and trade ties in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal Advances Without US
Countries in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal have agreed on the core elements to move ahead without the United States, officials said on Saturday, after last-minute resistance from Canada raised new doubts about its survival.
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Japan Eyes Free Trade Talks With Britain: Report
Japan wants to hold informal free trade talks with Britain as it also works to sign a deal with the European Union, a report said today.
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TPP Countries Keep Trade Deal Alive As Donald Trump Leaves With 'America First'
Japan has been at the forefront of efforts to get the remaining 11 Trans-Pacific Partnership or TPP countries to pursue the trade agreement, which members have also long seen as a way to contain an increasingly dominant China.
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TPP Members Aim To Revive Deal After US Pullout: Source
Asia-Pacific nations will try to rescue a massive trade deal scuppered by the United States pulling out pullout of the United States, a source involved in discussions told AFP Friday, as delegates meet in Hanoi for key talks this weekend.
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As US Retreats In Asia Pacific, China Fills The Void With An Ambitious Global Plan
When President Donald Trump withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in January, critics said he was leaving a vacuum at the heart of the Asia Pacific, ceding the United States' role as regional economic leader.
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As Promised, Donald Trump Pulls US Out Of Mega Asia Trade Deal
The TPP accord, backed heavily by US business, was negotiated by former Democratic President Barack Obama's administration but never approved by Congress.
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Donald Trump Bans Federal Funding For Foreign NGOs That Support Abortion
The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider an appeal by Texas to revive strict voter-identification requirements that a lower court had ruled were discriminatory.
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Japan Ratifies Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Pact To Fly The Flag For Free Trade
The deal, which has been five years in the making, requires ratification by at least six countries accounting for 85 per cent of the combined gross domestic product of the member nations.
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Donald Trump's TPP Withdrawal Gives China Chance To Redraw Trade Map
China will be handed the opportunity to reshape the rules for global trade and profit from a more isolated US if President-elect Donald Trump carries out his pledge to abandon the landmark TPP pact, observers say.
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Not Ratifying Trans-Pacific Partnership A Missed Opportunity: White House
Acknowledging that the US Congress is now unlikely to ratify the ambitious Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, the White House has said it was a "significant missed opportunity" for the American people.
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What Now For The Trans-Pacific Partnership?
After Donald Trump vowed to abandon the Trans-Pacific Partnership, here are some key questions about a huge trade pact that supporters said would write the rules for 21st century commerce -- but which might now be doomed.
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Donald Trump's Pullout Of 12-Nation Trans-Pacific Partnership Opens Way For China
An Asia-Pacific trade deal stands almost no chance of working now that US President-elect Donald Trump has pulled the plug on it, proponents of the pact said on Tuesday, opening the way for China to assume the leadership mantle on trade.
