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Charlemagne | Pivot towards Tokyo

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WHAT a difference a few months makes. Barely half a year ago the European Union's (eu's) trade policy was a mess. A much-touted trade and investment partnership (ttip) with the United States was on life support, trashed by ngos and consumer groups, and disowned by some of the politicians who had asked for it in the first place. A deal with cuddly Canada (ceta) barely survived an encounter with a preening regional parliament in Belgium. Governments were scrapping over how to respond to state-subsidised Chinese steel, and Britain, among the club's weightiest pro-trade voices, had voted to leave the eu, a decision made flesh by the government's Article 50 letter this week.
机译:几个月会有所不同。仅仅半年前,欧盟的贸易政策一团糟。与美国建立了一个备受吹捧的贸易和投资伙伴关系(ttip),以维持生命为生,遭到非政府组织和消费者团体的破坏,并被一些首先提出要求的政治家所拒绝。与可爱的加拿大(ceta)达成的交易在与比利时自命不凡的地区议会的会谈中幸存下来。各国政府正在就如何应对国家补贴的中国钢铁问题作出努力,英国是俱乐部最重要的亲贸易声音之一,投票投票决定退出欧盟,这是政府本周第50条信做出的决定。

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    《The economist》 |2017年第9034期|44-44|共1页
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