NAFTA’s replacement will have to do, Untangling the Skripal poisoning case, In US tariff talks, Japan should push principles of free trade, Sexual abuse survivors also face #MeToo consequences, Forced evictions are a global problem

The Globe and Mail / TorontoNAFTA’s replacement will have to do

“The North American free-trade agreement was ... stitched back up without major damage to the Canadian economy...,” writes Campbell Clark. “The peace treaty worked out [recently] isn’t going to be a glowing ode to the principles of free trade.... The deal ... doesn’t have so-called poison-pill demands that the U.S. made last

Deutsche Welle / Bonn, GermanyUntangling the Skripal poisoning caseThe Asahi Shimbun / TokyoIn US tariff talks, Japan should push principles of free tradeThe Times of India / Chennai, IndiaSexual abuse survivors also face #MeToo consequencesMail & Guardian / Johannesburg, South AfricaForced evictions are a global problem