The US-Indonesia trade deal is on the brink of collapse as tensions rise over tariffs and market access, sources reveal to the Financial Times. Negotiations have hit a standstill, with both parties locked in a battle for key concessions
US Introduces ‘Poison Pills’ in Asia Trade Deals to Challenge China’s Influence
Published on :The US is embedding “poison pill” clauses into Asia trade agreements to counter China’s expanding influence. These strategic provisions are designed to discourage partners from getting too close to Beijing, marking a bold and firmer approach in trade relations