Panama anger, China-linked crime, ousted Peru president: 7 readings on Latin America relations
The South China Morning Post outlines key relations and developments in Latin America, focusing on tensions in Panama, China's market influence in Brazil, and political upheaval in Peru.
The Energy Submission of Europe: What It Means to Buy $750 Billion of Oil and Gas from the US
Europe's energy dependence is deepening with a proposed $750 billion agreement to purchase oil and gas from the US, sparking concerns over climate impact, electricity prices, and political uncertainty.
The EU accelerated the activation of Mercosur so as not to 'weaken' its 'economic and political position': 'It is a geostrategic urgency'
The EU has prioritized the provisional activation of the Mercosur agreement to enhance its economic standing and counter geostrategic challenges from rivals.
Ecuador: 'We do not see political will from Colombia to find a solution'
Ecuador's Minister of Production expresses concerns over the lack of political will from Colombia regarding trade negotiations, noting a breakdown in dialogue.
The Army Caught Him Thanks to His Mistress. Will His Death Stop the Spiral of Violence? Political Scientist Warns
The article discusses the capture of notorious Mexican drug lord Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencha', by the army during a rendezvous with his mistress, while raising questions about the enduring violence in Mexico's drug trade.
"It is anti-war, anti-oppression": Three parties want to ban trade with settlements
Three Danish political parties propose a ban on trade with Israeli settlements due to the ongoing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
Three parties want to introduce a ban on trade with settlements
In Denmark, three political parties are pushing for a ban on trading with Israeli settlements in the West Bank amid ongoing conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
Address on the State of the Nation: Trump Seems to Have Exceeded the Pinnacle of His Power
In his address to Congress, Donald Trump downplayed the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down his tariffs, which he considered a major defeat of his second term.
Time to Snatch Trump's Security Blanket
The article discusses Donald Trump's reliance on tariffs as a political tool, which is increasingly unpopular among Americans, including his supporters, especially after a recent Supreme Court ruling deemed past tariffs illegal.
SZ in the evening: News from February 23, 2026
The article highlights key news from February 23, 2026, including the EU's delays on trade agreements with the US, political pressures from the AfD in Germany, and unrest in Mexico following the death of a drug lord.
From Efficiency to Alignment: The Story of the Global Economic Division
The article discusses the transformation of the global economy from a model of efficiency to one of alignment, influenced by recent shifts in political leadership.
"Italy in line with Brussels", government urged by companies
Italy’s 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.
Japan, Similar to Korea, Declares 'Investment Withdrawal Is Impossible'... Political Circle Criticizes Trump's Attitude as 'Nonsense'
Japan is cautiously monitoring the U.S. administration's tariff response after the Supreme Court ruled against the imposition of countervailing tariffs, anticipating that the impact on the market will be limited.
Trump can do a lot but not everything
The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to declare illegal the global tariffs imposed by Donald Trump's administration marks a significant political setback for the White House.
Tobias Meyer, CEO of DHL Group: "Europe must send a message to the world that it is a reliable partner and it is regrettable that there is a vote against delaying Mercosur"
Tobias Meyer, the new CEO of DHL Group, emphasizes the importance of Europe presenting itself as a reliable partner globally, particularly in light of political decisions affecting trade agreements like Mercosur.
What will Trump do after losing the license to kill in world trade
The U.S. Supreme Court revoked Donald Trump's ability to impose import taxes freely, which could have notable political implications ahead of the upcoming elections.
Sheinbaum: "The United States would not be what it is without Mexicans"
Claudia Sheinbaum emphasized the importance of Mexicans living and working in the U.S. during her visit to Coahuila, advocating for national sovereignty amidst ongoing political tensions.
Prime Minister Kim Min-seok: U.S. Tariff Ruling Indicates Changes - Will Respond Wisely
South Korea's Prime Minister Kim Min-seok suggests that the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on tariffs during the Trump administration may lead to changes in South Korea-U.S. trade negotiations.
Rahul Gandhi mentioned jiu-jitsu in his tweet... what is it?
Rahul Gandhi discussed jiu-jitsu in a recent speech, using it as a metaphor for the political pressures faced by Prime Minister Modi, which has sparked significant discussion on social media.
Karl Dalén: Today's Decision is Trump's Biggest Setback So Far
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling represents a major setback for Donald Trump, limiting his ability to impose tariffs under the IEEPA.
VIDEOS: EPTV 1 South of Minas on Friday, February 20, 2026
The article provides insights into various political and economic developments in Brazil, including discussions on trade, economic impacts, and a recent plane incident.
Namibia: Namibia, Congo Move Beyond Trade Rhetoric
Namibia and Congo aim to strengthen trade and investment ties despite a history of strong political connections.
Unicredit Manager: Banker with a Clear Compass
Marion Bayer-Schiller, a manager at Unicredit, discusses adapting to economic uncertainties shaped by global political changes, highlighting a positive atmosphere despite concerns over the geopolitical climate.
Soybean in tension: political truce and record harvest compete for market control
Argentine agricultural markets are seeing a complex interplay between political developments and record soybean production as potential trade truce between the U.S. and China boosts expectations.
'Agreements on Our Terms with 38 Countries', PM Modi Says Political Stability has Increased Investors' Confidence in India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasizes that political stability has boosted investor confidence in India, enabling trade agreements with 38 countries.
FT: Trump is now reversing steel tariffs
US President Donald Trump is considering revoking higher import tariffs on steel and aluminum due to rising political pressure from voters concerned about price increases before the midterms.
Recovery: Soybeans Nearly Reached $418 in Chicago, Marking Highest Since November
Soybean prices rose to nearly $418 per ton in Chicago, the highest since November, due to political rapprochement signals between the U.S. and China, new external sales, and climate factors in Brazil.
Is Trump already a lame duck — or more dangerous to Canada than ever?
The article discusses the implications of Trump's potential last years in office on Canada, focusing on trade tensions and political dynamics within the U.S.
'India Doesn't Dance to Commands but PAK...', Shahbaz's Close Associate Praises Trade Deal
Pakistan's political analyst Najam Sethi praises India's trade deal with the US, contrasting it with Pakistan's dealings and noting India's assertive negotiation style.
Rahul Gandhi Attacks Modi Government in Lok Sabha!
In the Lok Sabha, opposition leader Rahul Gandhi launched a sharp criticism of the government regarding the India-U.S. trade deal, accusing them of shamefully selling out the country.
Epstein: In the Shadow of a Phone Call, Trump - Is the Trade Minister the First 'Sacrifice'?
The article discusses the implications of Donald Trump's ties to Jeffrey Epstein and the potential political fallout for his close associate, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick.
US Trade Minister Admits to Having Lunched on Epstein Island
US Trade Minister Howard Latnik admitted to having dined on Jeffrey Epstein's private island in 2012, amid calls from Congress for his resignation.
The big print and the small print of the Argentina–USA agreement
The Argentina–USA trade agreement symbolizes a political alignment between Javier Milei's government and Washington, reflecting a shift in international strategy.
PASKE: Threatens to leave PASOK - 'Unprecedented lynching against Panagopoulos'
PASKE has threatened to leave PASOK, accusing the party's trade union network of unprecedented attacks against Yiannis Panagopoulos.
PDP, APC trade words over Ondo’s ₦524bn 2026 budget
The PDP and APC in Ondo State are engaged in a dispute over the newly signed ₦524 billion 2026 budget that prioritizes expenditures in a way perceived as favoring political officials over residents' welfare.
Giorgia Meloni - Europe's next 'queen'?
Giorgia Meloni is emerging as a significant political force in the EU, potentially positioning herself for a top role in Brussels.
Jamil Jivani: What I learned on my my trip to Washington, D.C.
The article reflects on Jamil Jivani's trip to Washington, D.C., where he met with prominent political figures to discuss the Canada-U.S. relationship and the impact of trade agreements on Canadian auto workers.
After a 15-year halt.. Jordanian trucks cross Bab al-Hawa towards Turkey and Europe
Jordanian trucks have successfully crossed the Bab al-Hawa border into Turkey and Greece for the first time in 15 years, marking a significant economic and political development.
Argentina and US sign a major trade deal to slash tariffs and boost political alliance
Argentina and the United States have signed a significant trade agreement aimed at reducing tariffs and enhancing their political alliance, aligning with President Javier Milei's economic liberalization efforts.
The trade agreement with the U.S.: a political and personal victory for Milei
The signing of the Reciprocal Trade and Investment Agreement by Chancellor Pablo Quirno and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer is seen as a significant triumph for Javier Milei, reflecting his personal initiative to pursue the pact.
Warning from a NATO member, anything can happen in a year?: 'We see what they are doing'
European security and political leaders are increasingly warning that a Russian invasion or incursion into NATO and EU territories has become a more realistic threat, especially due to tensions with President Donald Trump's administration over Greenland, Ukraine, trade, and other issues.
Exchange of blows on the Nawrocki-Czarzasty line. 'I am clean, what about you?'
The article discusses allegations against Włodzimierz Czarzasty regarding his connections with a Russian woman involved in the art trade, with implications for his political image.
US-Canada relations cool at the border over Trump's tariffs and threats
Tensions between the United States and Canada are escalating at the border due to trade disputes and political threats from President Trump.
Trump grants tariff breaks to 'politically connected' companies, Senate Dems say
Senate Democrats are accusing the Trump administration of unjustly favoring certain companies with tariff relief based on their political connections.
Løkke wants the American trade agreement back on track. But Danish parties are divided
Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen is advocating for the revival of the EU's trade agreement with the US, despite divisions among Danish political parties.
Kremlin: Putin and Mohammed bin Salman discuss OPEC+ activities
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman discussed enhancing cooperation in political, economic, trade, and humanitarian areas during a phone call, along with their joint efforts within OPEC+ to maintain global energy market stability.
Compromise with the Interests of Farmers, Oil and Announcement from America... What Questions is the Opposition Raising on the US Trade Deal?
India and the US shocked the world with the announcement of a trade deal that includes significant tariff reductions on Indian goods and promises of increased imports from the US, while sparking political debate regarding its implications for farmers and economic policy.
Morocco's Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita in Brussels for 15th EU Association Council meeting
Morocco’s Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita attended the 15th EU Association Council meeting in Brussels to discuss various political, economic, and trade issues while reaffirming commitment to the EU-Morocco Association Agreement.
Meat at the center of disputes over the EU-Mercosur agreement
Argentine ranchers view European farmers' protests as political and see an opportunity to boost their beef exports amidst discussions around the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.
SDP Leader to Plenković: Respected Law Graduate, I Am Glad You Are on the Path of Sanader
The SDP leader criticized Prime Minister Plenković for rejecting a proposal regarding constitutional judges, emphasizing the need for consensus over political trade-offs during a heated parliamentary debate.