Prospects for East Asia in the fourth quarter of 2014
The coming quarter will see a flurry of diplomatic activity in a region of rising tensions amid falling growth rates
Updated: Oct 23, 2014
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- APEC agenda
- 'Plane speaking'
- India interest
- Russia reorientation
- Distant menace
- Political tightening
- Hong Kong struggle
- Economic engineering
- Manufacturing
- Construction
- Monetary matters
- Frightening foreign firms
- Abe stays afloat
- Third arrow
- Nuclear procrastination
- Taxing decision
- Party politics
- Japan's foreign relations
- TransPacific Partnership
- Seoul gets down to business
- Park's travels
- Kim at large
- Wishful thinking
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_350.jpg "India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi talks with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (Reuters/Shizuo Kambayashi/Pool)")
