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Portugal -3.7 315 Germany -21.8 30.1 Spain -50 30.0 Mexico -5.0 30.0 -4.0 Australia 30.0 Luxembourg -8.2 0 292 Norway 28.0 New Zealand -5.0 28.0 Italy -9.5 275 Canada -16.2 26.1 Greece -14.0 -10.0 r. 26.0 Netherlands 25.0 Denmark r change -7.0 25.0 Austria (percen

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• Secretary Blinken meets with young alumni of U.S. exchange programs in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea at 1:20 PM. • Secretary Blinken meets with New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Hipkins in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea at 1:40 PM. • Secretary Blinken meets with Papua New Guinean Prime Minister James Ma

t, 4:00 PM. Like the Great Game struggles between Russia and Britain over India that existed for most of the 19th century, the "other" Great Game in East Asia over control of the Korean peninsula also gave rise to lasting rivalry and bloodshed among the regional powers at the turn of the twentieth century

ies... Figure 50: _with relatively modest purchases by Australians of foreign debt Source: DB FX Research and RBA Source: DB FX Research and RBA New Zealand (NZD bn) Figure 51: The basic balance Figure 52: FDI flows Source: DB FX Research and Haver Source: DB FX Research and Haver Figure 53: Net Port

le currency area. Germany's relatively strong growth compared the rest of the Eurozone is in no small part due to this flexibility, with exports to East Asia in particular playing an important role. The FTT would hamper Germany's export flexibility by 10 See, for example, International Capital Market As

A VOGEL Harvard University CHRISTOPHER WALKER National Endowment for Democracy International Associates ANNE-MARIE BRADY University of Canterbury, New Zealand TIMOTHY CHEEK University of British Columbia, Canada JOHN FITZGERALD Swinburne University, Australia JOHN GARNAUT Former Senior Adviser to Prime

ce in Asian affairs. The government in Beijing was seen as preoccupied with domestic affairs, no longer opposed to the presence of American forces in East Asia, and anxious to work with the United States and other noncommunist countries to offset Soviet pressure against China. The Americans saw the Taiwan qu