Germany: Satisfaction with the Decision for the Provisional Application of the EU-Mercosur Agreement
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul expressed satisfaction with the provisional implementation of the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, emphasizing its potential benefits for both Europe and Latin America.
Hidrovรญa: deadline for bids for Milei's largest government tender closes
The deadline for submitting bids for the concession of Argentina's Hidrovรญa, critical for the country's foreign trade, closes on February 27.
The Confusion of Allies: Why Western Leaders Rush to Beijing During Trump's Second Term?
Western leaders are increasingly turning to China amidst the economic pressures and trade policies initiated by Trump's administration.
India's Path Amid 'Eroding Trust' in the Trump Administration: Insights from Foreign Policy Experts
The article explores how India's foreign policy is adapting amid perceived declines in trust in the Trump administration, focusing on expert opinions on India's strategic maneuvers and trade agreements.
Chancellor of Germany arrives in China for trade and security negotiations
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in China for his first official visit to discuss trade and security issues with President Xi Jinping.
The Tactical Easing of Trump: What's Behind US-China Relations
The article discusses the recent, apparent easing of tensions between the United States and China in foreign policy under the Trump administration.
Donald Trump threatens 'absolutely terrifying' things to foreign countries
Donald Trump has made alarming threats to foreign nations after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down much of his global tariff policy.
Trump now plans to use licenses as weapons in trade war - 'I can do terrible things to countries'
Donald Trump is reportedly considering using licenses granted to foreign companies as a means to escalate his trade war following a Supreme Court ruling against his tariffs.
Trump attacks Supreme Court and says the decision on tariffs gave him "more power" to act against other countries
Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court's recent decision on tariffs, claiming it inadvertently granted him more power to confront foreign nations.
Minister Tavio to London - An Unusual Matter on the Table
Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Ville Tavio is visiting London to promote economic collaboration between Finland and Britain, focusing on security, defense, and space technology.
"Italy in line with Brussels", government urged by companies
Italyโs foreign minister, Antonio Tajani, is cautious about countermeasures against new tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, emphasizing the need for clarity on the legal and political consequences of a recent ruling before escalating tensions.
Tariffs, Tajani mobilizes the Italy System task force
Following the Supreme Court's ruling that annulled tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, new taxes of 15% have been announced by the US president, prompting a reaction from Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani who convened a task force to assist businesses.
Norway and Sweden on Trump's tariffs: Must find new markets
Norwegian and Swedish foreign ministers emphasize the need to lessen economic reliance on the U.S. following President Trump's recent tariff announcements.
Customs Duties: 'I Can Do Whatever I Want' with Foreign Countries, 'But I Can't Charge a Single Dollar,' Trump Fumes
Donald Trump expressed his frustration over a Supreme Court ruling that deemed many of his customs duties illegal, announcing a new global tax on imports.
The US Supreme Court's take-down of Trump's tariffs explained
The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's tariffs on foreign imports were illegal, undermining a major aspect of his economic policy.
'I can destroy any country, but...', Trump furious over court decision on tariffs
Donald Trump expressed his anger at the Supreme Court's decision, which restricts him from imposing tariffs, claiming it protects other countries over America's interests.
Trump formalizes global 10% tariff after court 'setback'; T-MEC products are exempt
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order imposing a global 10% tariff on foreign products, exempting those that comply with the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (T-MEC).
Foreign Minister Gabriela Sommerfeld: The ruling of the Supreme Court of the United States will undoubtedly allow Ecuador to adjust agreements
Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Gabriela Sommerfeld remarks that the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tariffs necessitates further dialogue to understand its implications for Ecuador's trade agreements with the U.S.
'The court bowed to foreign powers, will impose an additional 10% tariff...,' Trump reacts furiously to SC's decision
Donald Trump expressed his strong disappointment regarding the Supreme Court's decision that rejected his global tariff program, accusing judges of succumbing to foreign influences.
Foreign Minister: Takes the decision from the American Supreme Court into account
Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide comments on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision, emphasizing the collective concerns of Norway and European neighbors regarding increased tariffs imposed by the U.S.
US Supreme Court: Trump's tariffs are illegal
The US Supreme Court ruled that President Trump's tariffs on foreign trade were unconstitutional and should have been imposed by Congress instead.
Expert from the Trade Union: Lack of Language Skills in Healthcare is a Major Problem and May Endanger Patient Safety
A trade union expert highlights the critical issue of inadequate language skills in Finland's healthcare sector, which poses a significant risk to patient safety.
Could medical care help cure Chinaโs services trade deficit?
China is witnessing an influx of foreign patients attracted by its efficient and affordable medical services, which may help mitigate the countryโs services trade deficit.
The Foreign Ministers of the USA and the United Kingdom to Meet
The Foreign Ministers of the USA and the UK will meet in Washington D.C. to discuss their cooperation in defense, security, and trade.
Food Export to China Will Be Easier
New Chinese regulations effective June 1, 2026, will simplify the food export process for foreign producers, replacing existing rules from 2021.
Today in Vima: Kaisariani: Historical documents in foreign hands
The article discusses how photographs of 200 executed individuals from Kaisariani have become objects of trade online and explores the possibilities of Greece reclaiming these historical documents.
Official urgency: ratification of the agreement between Mercosur and the European Union advanced in the Senate
The Argentine Senate's Foreign Relations Committee swiftly approved the ratification of the Mercosur-European Union agreement, paving the way for a final voting session next week.
Germany's Foreign Minister: Paris Remains Berlin's Closest Partner
Germany's Foreign Minister emphasized the importance of the partnership with France for both nations, despite recent tensions in various areas such as trade and defense.
Let's Follow the Steps of Argentina
Ecuador is making significant strides in international relations through various economic initiatives, but it requires labor reforms to enhance job creation and access.
Canadian investment in Veracruz increases by more than 100 percent
Canadian Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Veracruz surged over 100 percent compared to the previous period, making the region a strategic destination for Canadian capital.
โMexico is a reliable partnerโ: De la Fuente calls on Canada to strengthen friendship ahead of T-MEC review
Juan Ramรณn de la Fuente, Mexico's Secretary of Foreign Affairs, emphasized Mexico's reliability as a partner during a meeting with a large Canadian business delegation ahead of the T-MEC review.
NCS rejects claims of forex rate manipulation
The Nigeria Customs Service has clarified that it does not control or manipulate foreign exchange rates for import and export purposes and that rates used are based on the Central Bank of Nigeria's official figures.
Customs deny fixing forex, say CBN sets rates for imports
The Nigeria Customs Service clarified that it does not set foreign exchange rates for imports, emphasizing that the Central Bank of Nigeria determines these rates.
Braลพe: Latvia must more actively utilize the export opportunities provided by the EU's new trade agreements with third countries
Latvian Foreign Minister Baiba Braลพe emphasizes the need for Latvian entrepreneurs to take advantage of new EU trade agreements and government support for exports.
Trump unveils maritime action plan as China dominates global shipbuilding
The Trump administration has introduced a comprehensive maritime action plan to bolster U.S. maritime dominance and reduce reliance on foreign vessels for international trade.
FPI Returns... Impact of India-US Deal, โน20,000 Cr Invested in the Market After 3 Months
Foreign portfolio investors (FPI) have returned to the Indian stock market, investing โน20,000 crore following the announcement of a trade deal between India and the US, despite recent market downturns.
Macinka after meeting with the Chinese Foreign Minister: We are interested in stable relations
Macinka has expressed interest in maintaining stable relations with China following discussions with the Chinese Foreign Minister.
Courier companies will be able to obtain Authorized Economic Operator certification
The National Customs Service of Ecuador has begun the certification process for courier companies to become Authorized Economic Operators (OEA) as part of enhancing foreign trade operations.
Marco Rubio met with Chinese counterpart Wang Yi at the Munich conference
Marco Rubio met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the Munich security conference, amid efforts to restore ties between the U.S. and China.
Marco Rubio meets his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi at the Munich Security Conference
Marco Rubio met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi at the Munich Security Conference, following Trump's announcement of a planned meeting with Xi Jinping later this year.
China-Xinjiang: Leap in Foreign Trade for the 4th Consecutive Year
Xinjiang's foreign trade reached 520.37 billion yuan in 2025, reflecting a significant growth rate, the highest in the country.
The Trade Union Supports Investigation After Epstein Revelations
The trade union is backing a potential investigation into the foreign service, advocating for inquiry into broader structural issues as well.
Russia is returning to the times of the USSR. Fewer goods from abroad
The article discusses how Western sanctions and Kremlin policies are isolating the Russian economy from global markets, leading to a reduction in foreign goods available.
'Hopefully this won't happen...', Russian minister's significant statement on India-US deal
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov stated that the recent India-US trade deal will not negatively impact India-Russia relations.
Treasury adjusts reference prices on footwear to avoid smuggling
The Mexican Treasury has updated reference prices for footwear imports to combat smuggling and undervaluation in foreign trade.
What next? Sensex rises by 960 points in 3 days, these shares made profits
The Indian stock market saw a significant rise as the Sensex increased by 960 points over three days, fueled by an interim trade agreement between India and the US, along with increased foreign investment and stronger global markets.
China Quadrupled Its Share of Imports in 20 Years: Now Accounts for One in Four Dollars Spent by the Country on Foreign Goods
China's share of Argentina's imports has quadrupled over the past two decades, now accounting for 24% of total imports and matching that of Brazil.
'If Trump Pleases Pakistan, Then...' Former Ambassador Advises India
Former Indian ambassador KC Singh suggests that India should raise Pakistan's issues in trade discussions if the U.S. ties trade to India's foreign policy, following Trump's tariff announcements on Russian oil.
Latvia's exports increased by 3.7% in 2025, while imports rose by 6.9%
In December 2025, Latvia's total foreign trade turnover was 3.37 billion euros, reflecting a 1.4% increase from the previous year with significant changes in both exports and imports.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The U.S. Will Form a Delegation to Discuss Nuclear Submarines, Nuclear Power, and North Korea, Expected to Visit Korea as Early as This Month
A U.S. delegation aimed at discussing security issues related to nuclear submarines, nuclear cooperation, and North Korea is expected to visit South Korea later this month.