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Julien Chaisse
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law professor @CityULaw | editor-in-chief @JWITBrill & @pacific_law | columnist @fDiIntelligence | arbitrator @CIArb @difc @ihkiac @officialaiac

Julien Chaisse is a professor of law at the City University of Hong Kong, specializing in international law, with a particular focus on globalization, foreign investment and digital assets. .. more

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Was the Supreme Court’s pre-Christmas decision in Trump v. Illinois a sign that it also planned to rule against Trump’s tariffs?

by Alan Wm. Wolff
Did the Supreme Court just signal the fate of Trump’s tariffs?
Card players recognize the signs of a “tell,” a player’s demeanor that telegraphs intent for the next hand. Just before Christmas, the Supreme Court in Trump v. Illinois made a procedural ruling that ...
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China's dual-use export ban on Japan is a decisive escalation, with established trade flows at risk if the restrictions are fully implemented.
China's dual-use export ban on Japan a decisive escalation
Established trade flows are at risk if the restrictions are fully implemented.
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Trump has announced "trade deals" with the EU, UK, Japan, China, and others, none of which have gone into effect. Why do we treat this claim as fact? Particularly when there are no details? www.bloomberg.com/news/article...
Trump Says Venezuela to Send Oil Worth Up to $2.8 Billion to US
President Donald Trump said Venezuela would relinquish as much as 50 million barrels of oil to the US, worth roughly $2.8 billion at the current market price, announcing the cargoes would be sold with...
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With Trump's tariffs on the line, US Supreme Court plans rulings for Friday reut.rs/3LyWfCr
With Trump's tariffs on the line, US Supreme Court plans rulings for Friday
The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue rulings on Friday as it weighs cases with major implications both nationally and around the world including the legality of President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs.
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Average US tariffs on China: 47.5%
Average Chinese tariffs on US: 31.9%

Average US tariffs on the rest of the world: 18.4%
Average Chinese tariffs on the rest of the world: 6.5%
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