Nick Corbishley is a journalist who writes for Naked Capitalism, focusing on global economic and political issues. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including international conflicts, government policies, and financial developments. Nick's reporting provides critical analysis and insights into the complex dynamics shaping the global economy.
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By: Nick Corbishley
"Beijing is now the main trading partner for most nations in the region and has the fastest-growing stock of investments."
By: Lambert Strether, Yves Smith
The USMCA trade agreement, now in its fifth year of existence and up for renegotiation in 2026, is already looking frail
By: Lambert Strether, Yves Smith
“It is a question of having access to all the services of the State without having a computer, smartphone or tablet.”
By: Yves Smith, Lambert Strether
If one of the goals of president elect Donald Trump's first round of tariff threats was to sow discord and division among Washington's USMCA partners, it's working like a dream.
By: Yves Smith, Lambert Strether
It's confirmed: the recovery in cash use is no dead cat bounce! And what is the scandal-tarnished Japanese tech giant Fujitsu doing running the government's digital Proof of Age Standards Scheme (PASS)?
By: Lambert Strether, Yves Smith
“The deep chainsaw is coming” in the second year. After a year in power, Argentina's faux libertarian President Javier Milei may not have
By: Lambert Strether, Yves Smith
The “revolt of the keys” has started, says the Tenants' Union. But what chance of success does it have?
By: Lambert Strether, Yves Smith
Normally, when a Latin American government passes legislation that contravenes its national constitution, shrieks of outrage inevitably erupt from Western governments. Not this time.
By: Nick Corbishley
Twenty years ago, the largest US embassy in the world was in war-torn Iraq. Today, it is in Mexico. The first person to take charge of the new embassy will be a former CIA agent and Green Beret.
By: Yves Smith, Lambert Strether
“Both the USMCA and this ruling issued by the trade dispute panel are designed primarily to protect the interests of transnational corporations.”
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