Weekly: Quad Backs Fiji Port as USMCA Review Opens

By Piri ·

U.S. and Mexico held the first bilateral USMCA review round in Mexico City on May 29, focusing on economic security, rules of origin, and reducing the U.S. trade deficit, with further rounds set for June and July. Kazakhstan’s president met China’s top legislator in Astana to expand trade ties reaching $49 billion, while the DRC reported 19 new Bundibugyo Ebola cases, bringing totals to 282 infections and 42 deaths, and Singapore concluded the Shangri-La Dialogue among 44 defense ministers.

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  1. This Week's Report
  2. U.S. Mexico Hold First Bilateral USMCA Review Round in Mexico City
  3. NATO Formalises Cyber Partnerships with Microsoft, Palo Alto and ESET in Tallinn
  4. Ituri Reports Surge in Bundibugyo Ebola Cases
  5. Tokayev Meets Zhao Leji in Astana on Strategic Ties
  6. Singapore Hosts 23rd Shangri-La Dialogue
  7. Quad Ministers Launch Fiji Port Partnership in New Delhi
  8. De la Espriella Leads Colombia First Round
  9. Christophe de Margerie Starts 2026 NSR Eastbound LNG Transit
  10. Pretoria Ministers Meet March and March on Migrant Deadline
  11. New Delhi Cuts Fuel Export Duties
  12. Manila Announces ASEAN-Putin Summit in Kazan
  13. RBNZ Holds OCR at 2.25% in 3-3 Split Vote
  14. Norway Intensifies EU Lobbying on Arctic Drilling Moratorium
  15. Brasília Chamber Approves 40-Hour Workweek Amendment
  16. Items to Monitor

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