Major powers tend to reject international law when rulings run counter to their interests insisting that the distant courts carry no jurisdiction. China rejected a Permanent Court of Arbitration’s ruling […]
China and the US Undercut International Law for Their Narrow Interests Read More »
Donald Trump promised during the US presidential campaign to be tough on trade with China, suggesting he would label the country a currency manipulator and impose tariffs unless trade agreements
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China, Trump, and the US-Sino Relationship When and Where 5:15-6:15 PM, Friday, December 9. Zhang Auditorium, Evans Hall, Yale School of Management. The Event Professor Roach, Professor Shiller and Mr. Lei
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Yale University and the Tata group have launched a far-ranging research collaboration that builds on their shared strengths in discovery, technology, and innovation. The alliance will be led at Yale
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The United States and China are among the Association of Southeast Asian Nations’ dialogue partners. Under President Barack Obama, the United States has forged closer ties with the regional group
Despite Chinese Shadows, Southeast Asian Friendship With US Worth Cultivating Read More »
Three years after the Global Health Justice Partnership and Transnational Development Clinic at Yale Law School published a report showing that the United Nations inadvertently caused a deadly cholera epidemic
U.N Acknowledges Responsibility for Haiti Cholera Outbreak Read More »
Narendra Modi, on his fourth visit to the United States as India’s prime minister, makes a case for strengthening ties between the two nations. The relationship centers on trade, defense
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Richard Albert (Yale College ’00 and Yale Law School ’03), a Canadian-born constitutional law professor at Boston College, writes about his role as the 2015-16 Canadian Bicentennial Visiting Professor at
Finding Canada at Yale Read More »
Negotiations to end civil war in Syria, which has left 250,000 dead, and forced more than 10 million to flee their homes, are set to resume February 25. Syrian troops,
However Annoying, Failure to Engage Russia Is Not an Option Read More »
