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Taiwan’s Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement: Accept or Forgo?

In January 2024, the people of Taiwan will go to the polls to elect a new president. There have been several heated  debates as candidates discuss their respective goals and policies, one of which is the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA; 海峽兩岸服務貿易協議), an economic agreement between Taiwan and China focused on selected service-industry markets. 

 

Blog Post by Yu-Jie Liao — December 22, 2023

The Latest on Southeast Asia: December 21, 2023

On December 17, Japanese prime minister Kishida Fumio hosted Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) leaders at a Commemorative Summit for the 50th Year of ASEAN-Japan Friendship.

Blog Post by Gregory B. Poling and Japhet Quitzon — December 21, 2023

Japan Hopes to Become a Leader in Innovation Once More

The Kishida Administration is working to strengthen Japan's startup industry. Why does Japan, which was once renowned for exporting the world’s cutting-edge technology, require such dedicated efforts to spark innovation once more? Japan Chair intern Mary Black explains. 

Blog Post by Mary Black — December 21, 2023

Proposed Federal Use of March-in Rights Would Weaken American Innovation

The Biden administration is considering exercising something called “march-in rights” as a policy prescription to curb drug prices. But as with any prescription, there is a need to weigh efficacy against the side-effects.

Blog Post by Sujai Shivakumar and Thomas Howell — December 20, 2023

Growing Cities On The Frontlines of Climate Change

Agriculture is a huge consumer of water and a major emitter of greenhouse gases. It affects and is affected by climate change. Natasha Hall argues that a focus on agriculture should not distract from the need to address cities, where most people live.

Blog Post by Natasha Hall — December 19, 2023