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    Japanese content exports have tripled over the past decade and now exceed those of steel & semiconductors. Japan’s repositioning of creative industries as a national economic priority reflects a recognition that cultural presence & strategic influence are increasingly
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    “South Korea faces pressure from both Washington and Beijing. But the two are different in kind, not merely degree, and treating them as equivalent mistakenly encourages hedging," writes @NGirishankar. Read more:
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    Export Nation or Ecosystem Power: South Korea’s Choice in the AI Industrial Age | CSIS
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    AUGUST 18 | Join Chairman Tatsuya Terazawa from IEEJ, Dr. Jae-Seung Lee of Korea University, and @jnakanoenergy for a discussion on how the Hormuz energy crisis is influencing investment in overseas oil and gas projects. Register:
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    The Hormuz Implications for Energy Policymaking: Japan and South Korea | CSIS
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    ICYMI | On a new episode of State of Play, @CHernandezRoy and @WMLeoGrande join @WillTodman to discuss how the Trump administration’s strategy on Cuba is evolving, how Cuban leaders are responding, and if we are nearing an inflection point. Listen:
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    Is Cuba Nearing an Inflection Point?
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    A variety of obstacles loom to using Section 301 tariffs effectively to make the U.S. economy more competitive and to blunt China’s aggressive trading practices, argue @KennedyCSIS and Claire Reade. Read:
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    Section 301 Tariffs and China: A Risky Gambit | CSIS
    Scott Kennedy and Claire Reade outline how USTR’s new Section 301 tariffs face legal hurdles, have not achieved their intended economic results, and are making it more difficult for the United States...

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