Namibia: FMD Control Area Established in ||Kharas
Namibia's Ministry of Agriculture has established a Foot-and-Mouth Disease control area in ||Kharas to maintain its FMD-free status and safeguard international trade.
Freight transport unions and international trade from the border area met with a CAN delegation
Freight transport unions and international trade representatives from the border region expressed concerns regarding new security tariffs during a meeting with a CAN delegation in Tulcán, Ecuador.
Mobilization takes place near the Rumichaca bridge this Saturday, March 21
A mobilization of approximately 500 people from transportation and cross-border trade unions is taking place near the Rumichaca international bridge in Ecuador.
International Joint Statement Advocates for Security in the Strait of Hormuz: 'We Express Our Willingness to Contribute'
An international statement from the UK, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, and Canada advocates for enhanced security in the Strait of Hormuz and condemns Iran's actions against commercial shipping.
Agreement with the U.S.: Good or Bad?
The article discusses the economic implications of the United States' trade deficit and its relationship with Ecuador.
The IMO is concerned about the rapidly growing risks in maritime transport - Finland is in an exceptionally important period
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) warns of increasing risks to maritime trade amid geopolitical tensions and environmental challenges, with Finland actively participating in discussions on global shipping safety.
A new threat to global shipping as Yemen's Houthis threaten to close vital Bab el-Mandeb Strait
The Houthis in Yemen are threatening to block the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, heightening concerns over international shipping and trade amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Gulf Ports: Vital Lifelines in the Crosshairs of War
Gulf ports are crucial to international trade and have become focal points of geopolitical tensions amid the ongoing U.S.-Israeli-Iranian conflict.
Lloyd's List: Iran Has Been Paid for Ship Passage Through the Strait of Hormuz
Iran has created a 'safe' route through the Strait of Hormuz, charging for passage as revealed by maritime publication Lloyd's List.
Not just tariffs: Foreign nations profited off of us — now Trump is striking back
The Trump administration is actively countering international trade practices that it views as harmful to U.S. workers and industries.
Sheinbaum meets with the President of Germany: What did they discuss in Cancun?
Claudia Sheinbaum and Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasized the need for a peaceful international order and strengthening multilateral organizations during their meeting in Cancun.
Suburban hobby shops turn international arms dealers of drone age
Australian hobby shops are unintentionally participating in the global arms trade by selling drones that can be used for military purposes, including in conflict zones like Ukraine.
[Column] Even after Trump’s gone, the good old days aren’t coming back
The opinion piece discusses the lasting impact of Donald Trump's tariff policies on international trade, suggesting that the effects will continue even after his presidency ends.
African lawyers urge global backing for UN resolution on slave trade
African lawyers are calling for international support for a UN resolution that classifies the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity.
WSJ: How China's Coal Trade Supports Isolated Iran
The article discusses how China's coal trade is providing crucial support to Iran amidst ongoing sanctions and international isolation.
International shipping 'chaos' as Strait of Hormuz closure sends ripple effects across the globe
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran is causing significant disruption to global trade despite only a small percentage of goods passing directly through the strait.
International shipping 'chaos' as Strait of Hormuz closure sends ripple effects across the globe
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has led to significant disruptions in international shipping routes, affecting global trade.
Plastics, aluminum or chips: what the world economy loses with the closure of Hormuz beyond oil and gas
The closure of the Hormuz Strait threatens to significantly impact the global economy by restricting the supply of critical materials needed for various industries, not just oil and gas.
International e-commerce democratizes access and consumer choice
The article discusses the need for consumer-centric discussions on access to international products via e-commerce platforms, while challenging misleading interpretations of public sentiment regarding tax equality between local and global retailers in Brazil.
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.
Battle of the Strait of Hormuz: Has the Western Alliance Torn Apart?
The article discusses the geopolitical implications of the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran, highlighting America's request for allied support to secure navigation in the vital waterway.
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.
150th Anniversary of the Opening of Busan Port, Korea's First Modern Trade Port
A special exhibition commemorating the 150th anniversary of the opening of Busan Port will be held in Busan, featuring historical insights and artifacts related to the port's significance.
War in the Middle East: The Impact on Fertilizer and Food Imports in Africa
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is disrupting international trade, particularly affecting Africa's agricultural markets and its reliance on fertilizer and grain imports.
Work on the opening plan of the Hormuz Strait but do not intend to get involved in the war
Icelandic authorities are planning the opening of the Hormuz Strait while maintaining a neutral stance in the ongoing conflict.
Evangelos Marinakis: A Global Call for the Strait of Hormuz - "The Time for Action is Now"
Evangelos Marinakis urges the international community to act urgently as the Strait of Hormuz faces a significant threat to global oil supplies due to geopolitical instability.
Trump: I have the right to impose tariffs, but in another form
US President Donald Trump claims he has the authority to impose tariffs despite a Supreme Court ruling against his previous tariffs.
Far from the Australian model: Argentina lost participation in global exports
A report highlights Argentina's declining share in global exports since 2010 compared to Australia's growing presence in international markets.
How the war in Iran reaches the consumer's shelf
The conflict in Iran following the U.S. and Israeli military operations is causing significant disruptions in the global energy market.
The Houthis threaten to block the Bab al-Mandab Strait, a strategic artery between Europe and Asia. They will decide in a few hours.
The Houthis are considering blocking the Bab al-Mandab Strait, which is crucial for international maritime trade between Europe and Asia.
WTO Chief: "We are experiencing the worst upheavals of the last 80 years"
WTO Chief Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala calls for greater cooperation among member countries to strengthen global trade amid the worst upheavals seen in the past 80 years.
Trump calls on other countries to participate in securing the Strait of Hormuz
US President Donald Trump urged other nations to send ships to help secure the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflicts impacting maritime traffic.
FG urges women to seize trade opportunities
The Nigerian Federal Government has called on women to take advantage of trade and entrepreneurship opportunities to enhance the economy, especially in light of International Women's Day.
Gasoline, plane tickets, fruit and vegetables: how much two weeks of war have cost us
The ongoing war in Iran has significantly disrupted trade routes, causing spikes in international prices affecting gas, plane tickets, and food items.
Experts: The Middle East crisis may reach Estonian entrepreneurs as outstanding debts
Experts warn that the ongoing crisis in the Middle East could ultimately lead to unpaid debts for Estonian entrepreneurs.
Illegal trafficking of ants: a man was arrested with more than two thousand live specimens in his luggage
A Chinese man was arrested at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for attempting to smuggle over two thousand live ants, suggesting a link to an international wildlife trafficking network.
Strait of Hormuz: Iran leverages control of a critical chokepoint in the global oil trade
Iran is strategically using its control over the Strait of Hormuz to influence global oil trade amid rising tensions.
UK among economies investigated in fresh US trade war move
The UK is part of a new US trade investigation focusing on forced labor practices that could lead to increased tariffs on numerous countries.
Customs Duties: The United States Launches New Trade Investigations on Forced Labor
The United States has initiated new trade investigations into forced labor practices involving 60 countries, aiming to implement additional tariffs in light of a recent Supreme Court setback.
New tool for tariffs from the USA: Investigations in 60 economies for goods produced with forced labor
The U.S. has launched new trade investigations into 60 economies worldwide regarding their failure to curb imports of products made with forced labor, potentially leading to new tariffs and escalating international trade tensions.
[Breaking News] The United States Begins Investigation Under Trade Law 301 Regarding 'Forced Labor', Including South Korea
The United States has initiated an investigation under Trade Law 301 to block imports of goods produced by forced labor, including those from South Korea among 60 other countries.
US Opens Investigation into Unfair Trade Practices of 60 Countries Due to Forced Labor
The U.S. Trade Representative has initiated investigations into unfair trade practices involving 60 countries concerning their handling of forced labor issues.
Iran can threaten the international economy with very small weapons
Iran's regime has gained significant control over vital waters, posing a threat to international economy and maritime security with minimal weaponry following attacks from the US and Israel.
[Editorial] The U.S. Begins Investigation under Trade Law 301, Must Maintain Existing Tariff Agreements
The U.S. has announced the start of an investigation under Trade Law 301, which may impact existing tariff agreements following a Supreme Court ruling.
USA reassesses tariff issue - investigates 'unfair trade'
The U.S. is launching an investigation into unfair trade practices that may lead to new tariffs without congressional approval.
U.S. Launches Trade Investigations That Could Pave the Way for New Tariffs
The U.S. government has initiated a trade investigation against 16 major partners over alleged excess production, potentially leading to new tariffs.
Prices, Travel, and Refugees: How the World Has Changed in a Week Due to the War on Iran
The war on Iran has led to significant global changes affecting travel, energy dependence, living costs, and international trade.
A New Turn in Trump's Trade War
The Trump administration announces new investigations that may lead to tariffs against various U.S. trade partners.
The Last Chance for Middle Powers Against the US and China
The article discusses how the United States has relinquished its role as a protector of collective security, free trade, and the rule of law, prompting middle powers to reassess their diplomatic positions in light of China's growing influence.
Nigeria: Breaking - Lagos International Trade Fair Complex Shut Over Planned Government Takeover
Lagos traders protested against a proposed government takeover of the International Trade Fair Complex, leading to its closure.