lt-right"—as his campaign CEO [- Trump's campaign platform emphasized renegotiating U.S.-China relations and free trade agreements such as NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, strongly enforcing immigration laws, and building a new wall along the U.S.—Mexico border. Other campaign positions included pursuing energy indep

against politicians in the other party, Bernie Sanders isn't the only major candidate against them, as Donald Trump has slammed President Obama on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), calling it "an attack on America's business. It does not stop Japan's currency manipulation. This is a bad deal." And both Bernie and Trump a

mp cloud. When it comes to trade. Trump has threatened to tear up Nafta, slam huge taxes on Mexican imports, and has already withdrawn the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership to bring jobs back to the heartlands of America. While this strikes tear amongst free-trade supporters, there is a case to be made that globalisati

new world order. Take trade. Trump has threatened to tear up Nafta and slam huge taxes on Mexican imports, and has already withdrawn the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership to bring jobs back to the heartlands of America. While this strikes fear amongst free-trade supporters, there is a case to be made that globalisati

a's combat mission in Iraq and Syria • A more generous approach to refugees • Yes, Trudeau wants to build the Keystone XL pipeline • Support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (most likely) • Liberals aim to make Canada the latest country to legalize pot EFTA00673222 • A fresh face at the Paris climate conference • A

ise and overdue shift has concrete policy attached to it, including bolstering the U.S. military posture in the region, a major trade initiative in the Trans-Pacific Partnership and broader diplomatic ties through programs like the expanded strategic and economic dialogues with China. Those initial moves herald a shift that

's as inexorable as the sunrise. Not much grounds for anything but more anxiety in that kind of analysis. And there is yet another trade agreement, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that the Obama administration is currently negotiating behind closed doors with nations whose wage rates are lower than ours. We'll surely be told

enged implicitly and explicitly by several candidates. Even Biden stepped away from the former president on one issue, saying he no longer supports the Trans-Pacific Partnership." That's quite a flip-flop. Biden was a prominent salesman for the deal three years ago. Notably, Obama is staying neutral and has declined to end