Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
It is not 9/11, Americans aren't being killed, and in this case not being deployed to combat but early polls suggest that most of our fellow citizens are actually paying quite a bit of attention to Ukraine.
As corruption has grown, it undermines people’s faith in their own systems, and they actually vote away their own democracies, because they feel like what they’re getting in terms of freedom, isn’t worth what they’re losing in terms of trust, and so on.
Trinh Nguyen, Emerging Markets Asia Senior Economist at Natixis, discusses the impact of the Fed's aggressive rate path on Asia with Juliette Saly and Bryan Curtis on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia.
For various reasons countries like Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the UAE have felt like they had to hedge their bets and try to maintain a neutral stance.
The first thing the US government needs to do is to clearly distinguish between two things which are in fact different. One of those things is having a fairer technology trade relationship with China.
Natixis Senior Economist for Emerging Asia Trinh Nguyen, discusses the outlook for interest rates in Asia after the Fed hiked rates by 50 basis points this week. Nguyen says the Philippines will be next to tighten to combat inflation.
The U.S.-China tech relationship has always been complex and intertwined. In the last few years, the United States and China have been undergoing a partial “decoupling”.
The amount of military and financial assistance that the Biden administration is funneling into Ukraine in an effort to get them to thwart and perhaps turn back, to some degree, what Vladimir Putin is doing in Ukraine is going to be a critically important part of America policy.
The concerns about China and Washington and Chinese technology are not entirely new. There have always been friction points in the relationship around such issues, like human rights and unfair competition.
Putin has created the 180 degree opposite effect of what he wanted. He wanted NATO pushed back to its 1997 lines and instead he has a NATO more coherent, more together, more resolved to work together to really defeat this threat to its partner, Ukraine.