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China, India and Japan account for three-quarters of Asia's GDP and so, given the deeper regional trade links, they should help to support demand in the whole region.
But ASEAN looks too weak and divided to manage faster and deeper regional integration.
The security threats Mali has exposed are symptoms of deeper regional problems that need to be addressed in full.
BEIJING — Their economies enmeshed as never before, leaders from China, Japan and South Korea said over the weekend that they would explore the idea of a free-trade pact, inching toward deeper regional integration.
But standing behind this sharp Turkish reaction to Israel's assault on the Turkish ship is a deeper regional rift, and this divide stems from the near-universal conviction that the Israeli-Palestinian "peace process" has failed.
This "exercise in regulatory convergence" could be a model for other parts of the world, he adds.Open regionalismThe Pacific Alliance marks a return to the principles of "open regionalism"—the idea, prevalent in Latin America in the 1990s, that opening up to world trade would be more advantageous if combined with creating a deeper regional market, to reap economies of scale.
Turkey also has deep regional divides and exceptional inequality among regions (income per head around Istanbul is almost ten times as high as in the poorest eastern provinces).
In Spain, where there are more than 1,500 fan clubs, about one in every three Spaniards supports Real, including Prime Minister José María Aznar: this in a country where deep regional rivalries still exist and each region has at least one first-division team.
Others, like myself, don't have those deep regional roots, those wells".
More specifically, if unofficially, it's his tribute to Bob Marley, another singer of deep regional affiliation and sociopolitical urges.
Modernization of the economy was largely confined to the north, creating deep regional disparities in productivity and standards of living.
