Brazil Election: A Watershed Moment for Latin America’s Right
Brazil’s election upcoming general election is wide open, and its result could be make-or-break for the continent’s right-wing resurgence.
Global Forecast (04-17-2018)
Ambivalence in the United States on new Russia sanctions, a Jupiter rises to defend democracy in Europe, and the IMF predicts solid global growth for 2018.
TPP Back on the Table for the United States
It was always going to be a matter of time, but few predicted the about face would come this quickly.
Brunei Abandons South China Sea Claim for Chinese Finance
The first domino of ASEAN claimant states has fallen as Brunei goes silent on the South China Sea dispute in exchange for closer economic cooperation with China.
Fact Sheet: The New Eurasian Land Bridge
An overview of the New Eurasian Land Bridge, an economic conduit envisioned by China’s One Belt One Road Initiative.
US-Canada Softwood Dispute a Possible Own Goal for Washington
New tariffs on Canadian softwood will only hurt consumers and further divert Canadian trade toward China and Europe.
Backgrounder: Canada and the Renegotiation of NAFTA
A look at the past, present, and future of the North American Free Trade Agreement, and what it means to Canada.
Great Britain’s Dangerous Attitude Problem
When it comes to dealing with the European Union and other trading partners, London would be well advised to show a greater willingness to compromise.
Checklist: China’s Targets in a US Trade War
A list of potential targets should a trade war break out between China and the United States.
Will the Bank of Canada Opt for Another Interest Rate Cut?
All eyes will be on Canada central bank governor Stephen Poloz on Wednesday as he grapples with the riddle of post-2009 monetary policy: To cut or not to cut?