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Claims that hype HK as an IFC ruin lead us to ponder roots of the city's internationalism. And it's clear that young people with a global perspective are indispensable. The Joint School Foreign Affairs Association and Shanghai-Hong Kong Development Institute co-organized the inaugural International Relations Cup, where debate teams explored international issues. Does the world today need a hegemon? Can carbon tariffs drive a green economy? We'll continue to promote the study of international affairs and cultivate a new generation adept at grasping the pulse of the world.

🌟 Wishing everyone in China a peaceful National Day! 🇨🇳 On this occasion, acknowledging China’s significant contributions to global trade and the maritime industry. As a key player in international shipping and logistics, China's role in shaping maritime routes and global commerce is truly remarkable. May the future bring more opportunities for collaboration and shared progress across the seas. #ChinaNationalDay #MaritimeIndustry #GlobalTrade #RespectAndUnderstanding #NationalDay

🌟 Wishing everyone in China a peaceful National Day! 🇨🇳 On this occasion, acknowledging China’s significant contributions to global trade and the maritime industry. As a key player in international shipping and logistics, China's role in shaping maritime routes and global commerce is truly remarkable. May the future bring more opportunities for collaboration and shared progress across the seas. #ChinaNationalDay #MaritimeIndustry #GlobalTrade #RespectAndUnderstanding #NationalDay

BCCJ Intern Tatsuki Sekiguchi sat down with Matthew Li, Counsellor for Trade Policy at the British Embassy in Tokyo, to discuss how the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is shaping the UK’s trade strategy in the region and the opportunities it presents for both British and Japanese businesses from various perspectives. Read the full article in English: https://lnkd.in/gQSy7p2d In Japanese: https://lnkd.in/gQRuC-n5

The ongoing discussions for a free trade agreement (FTA) between the UK and India underscore the complexity and ambition of international partnerships. While significant market access has been offered by both parties, securing an FTA remains a nuanced challenge. Balancing trade objectives with broader geopolitical concerns, like those related to freedom of religion or belief which were highlighted in recent debates in the House of Lords, is pivotal. As the negotiators from both nations continue their work in London this week, it remains crucial for both sides to align their strategic interests and values to foster not only economic but also diplomatic and cultural ties. Understanding these multifaceted negotiations gives us better insights into the dynamics of international relations and trade policies. It’s a reminder of the meticulous work and cooperation required to navigate and negotiate the intertwining interests of nations on the global stage.

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Hong Kong Chamber of Shipping Unveiled to Elevate City's Status as Global Shipping Powerhouse The Hong Kong Chamber of Shipping has officially launched, marking a significant milestone in the city's maritime development. The Chamber aims to promote and develop Hong Kong's status as a premier international shipping centre, leveraging its strategic location, world-class infrastructure, and business-friendly environment. Leung Chun-ying, Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, emphasized the significance of Hong Kong's unique position in the shipping industry at the launch reception of the Hong Kong Chamber of Shipping. He highlighted that the "one country, two systems" framework provides Hong Kong with a distinct edge, setting it apart from other shipping hubs. Leung encouraged stakeholders to capitalize on Hong Kong's strengths, adopt a holistic approach, and collaborate across various sectors - including shipping, trade, finance, professionals, and education - to achieve a common goal. By doing so, Hong Kong can solidify its position as a premier international shipping centre. As a founder member and adviser of the newly established Hong Kong Chamber of Shipping, Leung's vision is crucial in shaping the industry's future. The Chamber's launch is a significant step towards boosting Hong Kong's status as a global shipping powerhouse. By fostering industry collaboration, innovation, and growth, the Chamber seeks to enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness and influence in the global shipping sector. Its establishment demonstrates the city's commitment to strengthening its maritime industry and solidifying its position as a major player in international trade. Source:https://lnkd.in/dAiaHCG6 For comprehensive maritime data, check www.shipsdnaportal.com and follow us ShipsDNA Portal for more maritime news #ShipsDNA #MaritimeNews #HongKong #GlobalShipping #Powerhouse #InternationalTrade

Ryan Ip, CFA, MRICS, Vice President cum Co-Head of Public Policy Institute of 團結香港基金 Our Hong Kong Foundation (OHKF), Jason Leung, Head of Land & Housing Research, OHKF, and Alvin Chiu, Assistant Researcher, OHKF, believed that, to build Hong Kong as an international shipping centre, the city could benefit from adopting a similar approach to that taken by Hamburg, Germany, in managing its maritime development.   Why is it worthy to learn from Hamburg's maritime development? How should Hong Kong address the challenges of declining cargo volumes, intense regional competition and limited land availability for development? What is the positioning for Hong Kong's future maritime development?   Read more: https://bit.ly/4h6gJNP

A great book, providing an observation of American foreign relations using the theory of Dynamic Realism and the role of international commerce. The author, American academic Dale C. Copeland, expands on his previous work, Economic Interdependence and War, using the history of America’s interactions with other countries, from the colonial era to the present, to offer a strong proof of his geoeconomic approach to international relations. The book’s initial chapters describe Dynamic Realism, a middle path between Realist and Liberal theories of international relations, and the strong role that commerce and future trade relations play in determining a country’s interactions with other nations. Copeland then steps through different eras of U.S. foreign policy, demonstrating how Dynamic Realism and trade expectations were driving forces for American actions, despite various domestic influences. The book ends with an assessment of future U.S.-China relations. Copeland’s application of his theories remains insightful, though there is a drift toward over-fitting. A healthy book for anyone wanting to understand a more geoeconomics-focused approach to international relations. Highly recommended for anyone interested in the forces acting on the U.S. and China in their future interactions.