Suspicions: Finnish company illegally transported heavy equipment to Russia – value of 17 million
Finnish authorities suspect a local company of illegally exporting trucks and trailers to Russia in violation of EU sanctions, amounting to 17 million euros.
EU leader visits Australia, as the bloc seeks a trade agreement
The European Union leader is in Australia for the first time since taking office, aiming to finalize a long-awaited trade agreement amid ongoing energy vulnerabilities.
Will Poland Miss Its Chance? EU-India Agreement
The EU and India are finalizing a trade agreement after nearly 20 years of stalled negotiations, aimed at enhancing their strategic partnership amid shifting geopolitical dynamics.
No Excuses to Delay Free Trade
The Mercosur-European Union trade agreement is set to take effect by the end of May, marking a significant milestone after 26 years of negotiation.
V. Å ilinskas: We hear from the Government that the conditions for Lithuania's trade with China would not be worse than that of Germany
V. Å ilinskas highlights that the Lithuanian government proposes trade conditions with China comparable to those of Germany, stressing unity within the EU in trade policies.
WTO in the Shadow of Global Tensions
The article discusses the EU's position on the need for reform within the World Trade Organization amidst growing global tensions.
The claim to the EU continues for the measure that blocks the entry of Argentine biodiesel
A delegation from Santa Fe province in Argentina is urging the EU to reconsider its environmental measure that restricts Argentine biodiesel imports.
‘We need to think much bigger’: trade minister calls for greater ambition in UK-EU reset
UK trade minister advocates for increased ambition in renegotiating the UK's relationship with the EU during a recent meeting in Brussels.
Daniel Noboa on the US: "Ecuador cannot surrender to any country, but is open to cooperation"
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa asserts that while the country will not surrender to any nation, it welcomes cooperation, particularly with the US, without jeopardizing its trade relations with China and the EU.
Automobile: Chinese Imports Surpass European Exports for the First Time in 2025
For the first time in 2025, Chinese car imports to the EU have surpassed European car exports to China, indicating a significant shift in trade dynamics.
Beef with hormones in Poland. EU alert and the return of the Mercosur dispute
Imported beef containing the hormone progesterone has arrived in Poland from Uruguay via the Netherlands, raising health concerns and revisiting the Mercosur trade issues.
Regarding strikes on Middle Eastern energy and water facilities, the EU calls for a moratorium
The European Council calls for a de-escalation in the Middle East and a moratorium in response to recent escalatory actions, particularly concerning Iran's attacks on energy facilities and the shipping routes critical for global trade.
Trade Deal with the USA: Enough Blocked
The European Parliament has lifted its blockage on the transatlantic trade deal with the United States, though uncertainties about implementation remain.
EU to vote next week on trade agreement with the United States
The EU Parliament is scheduled to vote next week on a trade agreement with the United States, following approval from the Parliament's trade committee.
EU launches 'Trump safeguard' - gives green light to proceed with criticized agreement
The EU Parliament has voted to proceed with a contentious trade agreement with the U.S. that includes 15% tariffs on European goods, signaling a readiness to continue negotiations despite ongoing U.S. threats of new tariffs.
US Tariffs: European Parliament Ends Blockade of EU-US Deal
The European Parliament has lifted its blockade of the EU-US trade deal, but has attached conditions regarding tariff limits.
Members of the European Parliament took the first step towards the implementation of the US and EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has made progress in the US-EU trade agreement by voting to lower tariffs on certain American goods as part of a prior agreement.
The EP took the first step towards a US-EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has taken an important initial step towards implementing a trade agreement between the European Union and the United States by approving a reduction in tariffs on American goods.
EU's trade committee says yes to the trade agreement with the USA
The European Union's trade committee has approved a trade agreement with the United States, which includes a 15% tariff on EU goods entering the U.S. and eliminates tariffs on specific industrial products, seafood, and certain agricultural goods.
Paraguay gives green light and agreement with EU is ratified by Mercosur founders
Paraguay has ratified the free trade agreement with the European Union, completing the legislative process for Mercosur member states.
Live: EU president to visit Australia as sides inch closer to signing free trade deal
EU President Ursula von der Leyen is set to visit Australia next week for discussions aimed at finalizing a free trade agreement.
Opinion: 2026, a new opportunity for the Argentine livestock sector
The article discusses the optimistic outlook for Argentina's livestock sector in 2026 due to trade agreements with the U.S. and the EU, combined with ongoing relations with China.
Breakthrough expected: EU and Australia are close to an agreement on a trade deal
The EU and Australia are nearing a conclusion on a trade deal, with final negotiations set for next week.
Von der Leyen visits Australia regarding trade agreement
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is visiting Australia to discuss advancing the EU-Australia trade agreement.
EU will pressure in the T-MEC review: Mexico must prioritize investment certainty, specialists say
Experts emphasize that Mexico's priority in the upcoming T-MEC review talks should be to ensure investment certainty and preferential access to the U.S. market.
Mercosur: Paraguay ratifies the trade agreement with the European Union
Paraguay has unanimously ratified a trade agreement with the European Union, finalizing its role in the world's largest free trade zone established by Mercosur and the EU.
Threatening to brake Norwegian power exports
The article discusses Sweden's warning against an EU proposal to collect a share of electricity trade revenue from national grid companies, potentially impacting electricity export connections between Sweden and other countries including Norway.
Congress promulgates EU-Mercosur agreement, and treaty comes into effect in May
The Brazilian Congress has confirmed the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement, which is set to take effect in May.
War Against Iran and Gas / The European Union Again Considers Price Caps on Gas and Adjustments to Emissions Trading
The European Union is contemplating implementing price caps on gas in response to complications in gas trade, particularly influenced by tensions in the Hormuz Strait.
A trade-off was proposed to Stubb with Trump to promote peace in Ukraine: 'Good idea, can I have your phone number'
Finnish President Alexander Stubb advocated for strengthening EU-UK relations during a speech in London, deeming Brexit a colossal mistake.
Government and IDB want to expand access for small businesses to Europe after EU-Mercosur agreement
The Brazilian government has announced a program to facilitate micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises' access to the European market following a free trade agreement with the EU.
The European Union is close to signing a trade agreement with Australia
The EU is nearing a trade agreement with Australia, reflecting strengthening economic ties between the two regions.
No from London and Berlin. And the EU is pulling out too. "It's not in NATO territory"
Western responses to Trump's NATO ally requests for securing the Strait of Hormuz and facilitating oil trade have been overwhelmingly negative.
Bloomberg: The EU is in the 'final stretch' for a trade agreement with Australia
The European Union is nearing the finalization of a trade agreement with Australia after protracted negotiations.
EU calls for urgent reboot in talks with UK to stop reset deal failing
The EU is seeking to urgently revitalize discussions with the UK to ensure the success of a reset in their bilateral relations ahead of a planned summit in July.
Kallas: This is not Europe's war
Kaja Kallas emphasized that the ongoing conflict involving Iran should not be regarded as a European war, amidst discussions within the EU about strengthening naval operations to protect trade routes in the region.
EU losing credibility – ex-foreign policy chief
Former EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell claims the EU is losing credibility due to its passive stance towards the US, particularly regarding the Iran war and trade agreements.
Will Poland Become a Logistic Hub for Uzbekistan?
Tashkent aims to enhance exports and attract Western investments, viewing Poland as a potential entry point to the EU market.
News in Easy Language March 15
Experts believe that it is not sensible for Latvia to sever economic ties with Russia alone.
Okonjo-Iweala (WTO): "A prolonged crisis in Iran will weigh heavily on the EU and Asia"
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director-General of the WTO, discusses the significant impact of the ongoing conflict in Iran on global trade, particularly affecting the EU and Asia.
K. Kallas: The US Wants to Divide Europe
K. Kallas warns that the United States seeks to divide Europe and undermine the European Union, highlighting recent tensions in transatlantic relations.
US - strict warning from the European Union
The European Commission has expressed its expectations for the US to adhere to a tariff agreement from last July, limiting US tariffs on various EU product imports to 15%.
Ireland’s deputy PM warns of ‘near-existential moment’ for EU amid global turmoil
Ireland's deputy prime minister warns that the EU is at a critical juncture as it grapples with global challenges including energy dependence and economic resilience.
EU promises a firm response if the US violates trade agreements
The European Union has vowed to respond decisively if the United States breaches trade agreements following President Trump's announcement of new reviews of such deals.
Are more tariffs approaching? The US opens investigations against Mexico, China, and the EU for 'overproduction'
The US has announced trade investigations against Mexico, China, and the EU over concerns that industrial policies and overproduction are harming US manufacturing.
USA will investigate possible unfair trading practices among others EU
The U.S. government plans to investigate what it believes to be unfair trading practices from several trading partners, including the EU and China.
Trade Dispute: EU Aims to Save Tariff Deal with Trump - Under Stricter Conditions
The EU is attempting to uphold its tariff agreement with Donald Trump despite his recent violations, while proposing a revised compromise in response to the escalating trade tensions.
Trump Reportedly Involved in EU Debate Here in the Country
Donald Trump's administration is reportedly opposed to Iceland's entry into the European Union, fearing it could weaken U.S. leverage over trade and defense issues with Iceland.
At the EU ambassador conference, K. Budrys will speak about the Community's relations with China
Lithuania's Minister of Foreign Affairs K. Budrys will address the EU-China relations amid increasing geopolitical competition and tensions at a conference in Brussels.
Liveblog USA under Trump: USA preparing new tariffs against China and EU
The US is initiating a new round of tariffs targeting China and the EU, impacting multiple trade partners and escalating existing trade conflicts.