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“As tumultuous as the first two years have been, the next two years could be even more tumultuous from a foreign policy perspective,” says Steven Okun, founder and CEO of APAC Advisors.
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In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with William George, Director of Research at ImportGenius,...
“It was already a contested environment, I would argue. And then, into that contested environment steps the current leader of the country that designed, nurtured, and supported this system for eigh...
In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Evan Medeiros, Director of Asian Studies and the Penn...
Why is the global shipping industry notoriously resistant to going paperless? Despite intense pressure from governments and tech innovators, physical paperwork like bills of lading remains a staple...
With the World Trade Organization’s multilateral rulemaking largely stalled, national governments are aggressively pivoting toward one-on-one, bilateral agreements. But are these deals actually fai...
Welcome to another instalment of the Hinrich Foundation Trade Book Talks. In this comprehensive session, Research Director Chuin Wei Yap hosts author, historian, and economist Marc Levinson for a d...
In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Peter Draper to examine the G7’s evolution and whethe...
In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Dawn Shackleford, President of Looking Glass Trade, L...
What does a stuffed purple bear have to do with global macroeconomics? Travel back to the "golden era" of Chinese outbound wealth with Dinny McMahon as he unpacks the fascinating story of the Tasma...
Think cheap labor is the secret to China's manufacturing dominance? Think again. In this segment from our latest Book Talk, China markets expert Dinny McMahon reveals the staggering reality of Beij...
The global trade imbalance is reaching a critical tipping point. For years, the assumption was that China's massive economy would eventually restructure to rely on domestic consumption. Instead, th...
Is the Chinese economic miracle truly over, and what exactly comes next?
Join Yap Chiun Wei and China markets expert Dinny McMahon for a deep dive into the structural shifts reshaping the world's ...
In an Asia Insight podcast, Doug Strub moderates a discussion with Evan Medeiros and Gerard DiPippo on Dr. Medeiros’s Asia Policy essay “A New Era of U.S.-China Interaction: From Competing to Racin...
In this special edition of the Hinrich Foundation’s podcast on global trade, the Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA sits down with Keith Rockwell, Senior Research Fellow at the Hinrich...
overnments are increasingly asserting control over foreign-owned assets deemed essential to national resilience as economic interdependence collides with strategic rivalry. In a webinar hosted by t...
This segment tackles the G7's viability in a shifting geopolitical landscape. Draper contrasts the momentum the group regained under President Biden with the challenges posed by President Trump's "...
Peter Draper dives into the fascinating origins of the G7, tracing it back to the "Library Group" formed in the wake of the 1970s Nixon shocks and the collapse of the Bretton Woods system. He also ...
Ever wonder what actually happens at a G7 summit? Draper breaks down the dual nature of the G7: the highly publicized, informal "garden walks" between heads of state, and the intense, formal "Sherp...
"Like-mindedness" only goes so far when domestic politics get involved. Draper explains the tension between high-level international diplomacy and local, "low politics" realities. Using the stalled...