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Nurses in Northern Finland will go on strike from February 17 to 19, while broader restrictions—including a conditional ban on shift changes and job hunting at major care groups—will continue across the sector. [1]
Naoko Munakata is a professor at the Graduate School of Public Policy, The University of Tokyo. [3]
Yoichiro Sato is a professor at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Japan. OpinionSemiconductor ecosystem will defy US tariff wall In the AI era, origin of components is too complicated to unravel Major players in the global semiconductor industr... [4]
WASHINGTON -- Japan's chief trade negotiator aims to resolve impasses with the U.S. in such areas as automobile and farm product tariffs in talks here Thursday and Friday. [5]
EconomyUS move to end India trade benefit rattles Indonesia and Thailand Trump demands market access from beneficiaries of tariff-free import program A worker holds harvested chillies at a plantation in Pasir Datar Indah village near Sukabumi, in Ind... [6]
NUSA DUA, Indonesia -- The U.S. will insist on putting measures to prevent competitive currency devaluations into future trade deals, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday. [7]
TOKYO -- An all-out trade war between the U.S. and China is looming large with the annual value of Chinese products subject to U.S. punitive import tariffs rising to $50 billion on Aug. 23. [8]
TOKYO -- This week's meeting of the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bankers will pose a stern test of the bloc's unity on free trade as the new U.S. administration pushes the conversation in a more protectionist direction. [9]
Nurses in Northern Finland will go on strike from February 17 to 19, while broader restrictions—including a conditional ban on shift changes and job hunting at major care groups—will continue across the sector.
A one-week municipal services, school and daycare strike will begin on 3 May, unless a resolution to the dispute can be reached.
Naoko Munakata is a professor at the Graduate School of Public Policy, The University of Tokyo.
Yoichiro Sato is a professor at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University in Japan. OpinionSemiconductor ecosystem will defy US tariff wall In the AI era, origin of components is too complicated to unravel Major players in the global semiconductor industr
WASHINGTON -- Japan's chief trade negotiator aims to resolve impasses with the U.S. in such areas as automobile and farm product tariffs in talks here Thursday and Friday.
EconomyUS move to end India trade benefit rattles Indonesia and Thailand Trump demands market access from beneficiaries of tariff-free import program A worker holds harvested chillies at a plantation in Pasir Datar Indah village near Sukabumi, in Ind
NUSA DUA, Indonesia -- The U.S. will insist on putting measures to prevent competitive currency devaluations into future trade deals, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday.
TOKYO -- An all-out trade war between the U.S. and China is looming large with the annual value of Chinese products subject to U.S. punitive import tariffs rising to $50 billion on Aug. 23.
TOKYO -- This week's meeting of the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bankers will pose a stern test of the bloc's unity on free trade as the new U.S. administration pushes the conversation in a more protectionist direction.
PRAGUE—State Counselor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi on Tuesday encouraged Czech entrepreneurs to invest in Myanmar, saying the country’s economy has great potential in several sectors.