EU-Japan trade deal gives free trade a timely boost
In a world fearful of protectionism, a new framework agreement shows globalisation is not over after all
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- Quid pro quo
- Japan's commitments
- Cheese
- Wine
- Pasta and chocolate
- Pork
- Leather
- EU commitments
- Traditional sectors
- Food and agricultural products
- Data flows
- Regulatory cooperation
- Global impacts
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_350.jpg "Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, right, with European Council President Donald Tusk at the EU-Japan summit in Brussels (Reuters/Yves Herman)")