I n Japan, the ruling government is weighing whether or not to put rice on the table. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have forced countries around the world—most recently announced, China—to take a seat in negotiations to try to work out an agreement to avoid Trump’s costly, and in many cases seemingly arbitrary, levies on foreign imports. But what concessions each side is willing or able to make is largely dependent on local politics. Read More: Why China Laughs at the Idea of Americans

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