“What is crystal clear is that there are many in the Indian government and among Indian stakeholders that would like to see a much bigger trade relationship between the U.S. and India,” he said, adding that “the missing piece is the readiness on the U.S. side to show that same desire to really take it to […]
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“There is no better moment than a change of leadership at the White House, whether Democratic or Republican, to chart a new course in US-India geoeconomic strategy.”
TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong appeared on Channel News Asia’s “East Asia Tonight” to discuss U.S.-China relations in the run-up to the U.S. presidential election. WATCH (Amb. Tong’s appearance begins at 26:00 mark).
TAG Managing Partner Amb. Kurt Tong spoke to BBC World News on October 21, discussing how Asian businesses are viewing the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
TAG Associate Rintaro Nishimura co-authored a piece for the Korea Economic Institute of America about the U.S.-ROK-Japan trilateral legislative dialogue. This was part of a follow-up to his participation in the government-sponsored Trilateral Youth Summit (hosted by East-West Center) back in July.
“I would venture to guess that that’s not going to happen,” said Rintaro Nishimura, associate at The Asia Group Japan. “It looks like he’s trying to kind of fundamentally change the relationship, but not in a completely negative way.”
The White House and Congress are increasingly concerned about the growing number of Chinese goods that bypass import duties. In 2016, Congress raised the import value threshold under de minimis from USD 200 to USD 800, but by 2021, Congress reopened debate on the threshold given the explosion of China’s fast- fashion retailers and the growing fentanyl crisis in the United States.
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Following the Fourth Quad Leaders’ Summit, TAG Vice President Gopal Nadadur and USIBC Director Pushan Das write that India is advancing towards its ambitions in the domestic and global defense ecosystem. Partnerships with like-minded countries can accelerate India’s progress, as seen in industries such as electronics and semiconductors.
China and Russia are united by mutually beneficial economic opportunities and global ideological alignment on reshaping the Western-led international order. Despite diplomatic pushback and economic and political costs imposed by the United States and Europe, China is deepening ties with Russia.
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In a new report on India’s defense acquisition procedure, TAG VP Gopal Nadadur and USIBC Director Pushan Das offer policy recommendations to grow India’s defense industry, including via private sector partnerships with like-minded countries.
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