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Tag Archives: APEC
APEC NOTES: WHAT’S LEFT FOR OBAMA, PUTIN OR JINGPING TO SAY?
I want to post some thoughts about the latest APEC summit since most news agencies either ignored key events in the months prior to this meeting, or their approach to distribute “news bits” in the namesake’s most literal way possible prevents … Continue reading →
Posted in Economics, Politics, War
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Tagged american exceptionalism, APEC, Barack Obama, China, development, Russia, silk road, tpp, trans pacific partnership, Vladimir Putin, xi jingping
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US FADING SUN SPOTTED IN ASIA
Remember when I talked about America’s standing in the world? Well, America’s superpower rating and President Obama’s absence from the recent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit because of his domestic budget drama were not lost on the Jakarta Globe newspaper. “Diminishing … Continue reading →
Posted in Uncategorized
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Tagged America, APEC, Barack Obama, China, Economy, indonesia, tpp, trans pacific partnership, United States
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