EnJapanese elections at the weekend gave Prime Minister Abe a two-thirds majority in the upper house. This allows constitutional change, the Financial Times reports, and may make passing the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal easier. Japan’s trade with TPP countries accounted for 29% of Japan’s total trade according to government trade data figures. Worsening trade conditions … Continue reading “Victory for Abe Not Necessarily a Vic...
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