The value of "Enemy State Clauses" 81 years after the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War
About this episode
The episode discusses the relevance of Enemy State Clauses, economic pressures in Japan, U.S.-Europe relations, climate change risks, and the role of AI in the G20.
①81 years after the victory of the World Anti-Fascist War, why do the "Enemy State Clauses" still matter? (00:44) ②The U.S. steps up pressure on Japan to strengthen the yen. How likely is a Bank of Japan rate hike this month? (15:19) ③German finance minister sees Iran war and U.S. tariffs as major source of uncertainty. Are U.S.-Europe divisions getting wider? (24:01) ④Glaciers are melting faster, raising disaster risks. What can we do to mitigate the risks? (35:19) ⑤Tech giants are urging the G20 to prioritize artificial intelligence. How can the G20 create more opportunities for entrepreneurs? (44:54)
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