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When Donald J. Trump ran for president in 2016, there was not much love for tariffs in Washington. Many Republicans and Democrats believed that putting levies on imports created economic inefficiencies and that freer trade was the best recipe for growth.
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Digital Minister Taro Kono said Monday he will run in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's leadership election in what will be his third bid to become Japan's prime minister.
Brazilian marine scientist Leticia Carvalho will be the first-ever woman, oceanographer and person of Latin American heritage to lead the International Seabed Authority — and she says it "feels fantastic."
When U.S. Steel put itself up for sale in 2023, executives at Nippon Steel in Tokyo saw an opportunity: Buying the American steel maker could help it offset anemic demand in its home country and strengthen its hand in a global business dominated by China.
“The angst, anxiety and anger that we are witnessing will be further stoked when the general election comes around,” said Eugene Tan, a law professor from the Singapore Management University.
The Bank of Thailand is ready to adjust monetary policy to ensure stability as policymakers grow more concerned about the impact that financial markets have on the macroeconomy, Governor Sethaput Suthiwartnarueput said.
The calculus is clear: with the junta haemorrhaging territory to a tenacious insurgency, China wants to ensure the military retains a seat at the table, no matter the outcome.
TOTTORI, Japan (Kyodo) -- Former Japanese Defense Minister Shigeru Ishiba said Saturday he will run in the ruling party's presidential race in September, in what will be his fifth and "last" attempt to take the helm of the Liberal Democratic Party and the country.