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Economic sanctions have failed against Pyongyang

  Dursun Peksen SPECIAL TO EMIRATES BUSINESS The United States and other major actors have long opted for economic sanctions to destabilize North Korea’s authoritarian regime and end its nuclear program. Over the years sanctions have inflicted major economic damage and isolated North Korea from the global economy, but have failed to change the course of the Kim regime’s stability ...

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Brexit impact on Japan

  Tomohiko Taniguchi SPECIAL TO EMIRATES BUSINESS Brexit was a bolt out of the blue, one with strategic, economic, and political implications not just for countries across the Atlantic, but also for ones in the Asia-Pacific, particularly Japan. On the strategic front, as Britain begins to determine how to move forward while exiting the European Union, if indeed it will, ...

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Should India privatize Assam’s oilfields?

  Ibu Sanjeeb Garg SPECIAL TO EMIRATES BUSINESS The Indian government recently arrived at a decision to privatize 12 small oilfields in Assam. This, as part of the new policy that will privatize 67 small oil fields in India, has drawn understandably strong reactions from the vocal civil society of Assam. Assam has had a long checkered history with oil, ...

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