The wage negotiations are underway - The United Confederation of Trade Unions has submitted demands to Norwegian industry
Negotiations for wage agreements in Norway's competitive industrial sector are set to commence, with the deadline for negotiations on March 26 and mediation starting April 7 if no agreement is reached.
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.
The trade union urges the Ministry of Education to reconsider the teacher recruitment plan, calling it an imitation
A teachers' union in Lithuania has criticized the Education Ministry's teacher recruitment plan as lacking real solutions and potentially leading to the collapse of the education system.
Concerns about 'irreparable damage' to companies due to the Fair Trade Commission's report disclosure policy
The Fair Trade Commission in South Korea is formalizing a policy to disclose interim investigation reports, raising concerns from businesses about potential risks and damages.
Suspicions: Finnish company illegally transported heavy equipment to Russia โ 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.
Ancient Parrot DNA Unveils a Thousand-Year-Old Surprise
Scientists have uncovered an ancient trade network involving colorful parrots, revealing that they were transported from the Amazon to the Peruvian coast nearly a thousand years ago.
Botswana's President Seeks to Strengthen Trade Relations With Namibia
President Duma Boko of Botswana aims to enhance trade and diplomatic relations with Namibia during his recent visit.
Nigeria: U.S. Pushes Hardline Africa Policy, Tinubu's Diplomacy Faces Questions
President Tinubu's diplomatic efforts have yet to produce tangible benefits for Nigerians, coinciding with a shift in U.S. Africa policy focused on trade rather than aid.
Hormuz Crisis: Signs of NATO's Entry, Know...
The article discusses the increasing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the potential involvement of NATO in ensuring shipping security as over 20 countries respond to Trump's pressure.
The Presidents of Kenya and Uganda Launch the New Phase of the Joint Railway Project
The presidents of Kenya and Uganda have inaugurated the second phase of a rapid railway project aimed at enhancing trade and logistics between the two countries.
Australia and Singapore Will Secure Energy Supply
Australia and Singapore are racing to secure the trade of essential commodities like diesel and gas due to the Middle East conflict.
Exports Hit Record High Again from March 1 to 20... Semiconductor Exports Increased by 164%
Korean exports reached a record high for the period from March 1 to 20, driven by a remarkable increase in semiconductor exports.
Rutte confident about reopening Hormuz Strait
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte expresses confidence that the Hormuz Strait will reopen, despite Iranian actions affecting oil trade in the region.
โGood newsโ: Ebrard claims that the start of the T-MEC review with the US is โencouragingโ
Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, expresses optimism about the start of technical discussions with the U.S. regarding the T-MEC trade agreement, despite Canada missing from initial talks.
Former Fair Trade Commission Chairman Kim Hyung-bae publishes the 3rd edition of 'Theory and Practice of Fair Trade Law'
Kim Hyung-bae, former chairman of the Fair Trade Commission, has released the third edition of his book reflecting recent changes in fair trade laws and regulations.
Trump-Xi summits: an inside view with US ex-diplomat William Klein
Former US diplomat William Klein discusses the significance of upcoming meetings between Trump and Xi, focusing on issues such as trade, Iran, and Taiwan.
Live: Fuel price fears grow as Trump and Iran trade threats
US threats against Iran regarding fuel facilities are heightening global market concerns while New Zealand's government takes steps to manage local fuel supply and electric vehicle infrastructure.
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 Tulcรกn, Ecuador.
Cordex expects the National Assembly to approve the agreement with South Korea "as soon as possible" to obtain benefits
Cordex urges Ecuador's National Assembly to expedite the approval of a trade agreement with South Korea for economic benefits.
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.
British traders press to close 'loophole' exploited by two Chinese companies
British traders are urging the government to swiftly address a controversial loophole in retail trade that allows foreign platforms to gain a competitive advantage with low-cost goods.
This is the 'secret' museum of the Sedena: It exhibits the Colt pistol of 'Chapo' and the Bulgari watch of 'Lazca'
Mexico City is home to a little-known museum guarded by the Secretarรญa de la Defensa Nacional showcasing seized luxury items from drug lords.
What is the greatest crime against humanity?
The African Union claims that the greatest crime against humanity is the transatlantic slave trade and is seeking official recognition from the United Nations.
"Haven of Stability": China Promises Reliability to Foreign Companies Amid Trump Turmoil
Chinese Premier Li Qiang promises foreign firms increased economic openness and equal treatment during the China Development Forum in response to growing global trade tensions sparked by US President Donald Trump's policies.
Without mentioning Trump, Chinese PM criticizes unilateralism and promises to expand economic openness
Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized the need for increased global trade and criticized the unilateralism of certain nations during a speech at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai.
The Trade Agreement
The article discusses the implications of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement with the U.S. (ART) in the context of Donald Trump's tariff policies.
Its size is about $200 billion.. The war on Iran threatens precious metal trade in the Gulf
The ongoing conflict surrounding Iran is disrupting air and maritime navigation, impacting not just oil and gas but also the vital trade of precious metals in the Gulf region.
Hormuz crisis underlines vulnerability of global trade chokepoints
The ongoing crisis in the Hormuz Strait highlights the fragility of global trade routes and raises questions about the potential impacts of disruptions on the world economy.
Show that you have balls! Trump has a quirky recipe for solving the oil problem
Donald Trump proposed that shipping companies bravely navigate the Hormuz Strait despite the Iranian blockade as a solution to the oil supply issue.
Agreement with the United States: no used clothing, no mirror measures, not a blank check, rather an opportunity
Ecuador's government anticipates $13 billion growth in non-oil exports to the U.S. by 2030 following a new reciprocal trade agreement, which is currently provisional.
How to Write Better: Pablo de Santis Shares Tips, Rules, and Secrets of the Trade
Pablo de Santis offers essential tips and rules for aspiring writers based on his experience and beliefs about storytelling.
Polls show Americans dislike Canada more than ever, and thatโs bad news for the trade war
Recent polls indicate a significant decline in American sentiment towards Canada, which may complicate trade discussions amid ongoing tensions.
US and Iran trade threats over Strait of Hormuz standoff
The US and Iran exchanged threats regarding the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump demanding its reopening and vowing to destroy Iranian power plants if his ultimatum is not met.
Global CEOs including Samsung and Apple attend China Development Forum... Japanese companies absent
The China Development Forum (CDF) took place in Beijing with attendance from global CEOs like those from Samsung and Apple, while Japanese firms opted out amidst geopolitical tensions.
Presidents of Kenya and Uganda launch next phase of cross-border railway
Kenya and Uganda have launched a new phase of the Standard Gauge Railway, aimed at enhancing regional transport and integrating East Africa's economies.
China defends its trade surplus and pledges to address concerns of its partners
Chinese Premier Li Qiang has defended the country's significant trade surplus while committing to take steps to balance trade with partners.
Trafficking with wildlife is going against the planet
A police operation in Ecuador led to the seizure of 6,300 dried seahorses, highlighting the illegal wildlife trade and its implications for vulnerable species.
China to stockpile critical resources and strengthen energy security to avoid trade shocks
China is taking steps to enhance its energy security and stockpile critical resources to reduce vulnerabilities from potential trade shocks.
Franchise owner pressured to purchase utensils and plastic bags, Shinjeon Tteokbokki fined 9 billion
Shinjeon Tteokbokki, accused of coercing franchise owners to buy utensils and plastic bags, has been fined nearly 970 million won by the Fair Trade Commission.
What impact will the Middle East conflict have on the Argentine economy
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is expected to have ramifications for the Argentine economy, particularly in terms of inflation and trade balances.
Premier Li Qiang calls for a global pledge to open up, while โpower politicsโ runs rampant
Premier Li Qiang emphasized the necessity for a global consensus on openness at the China Development Forum, highlighting that protectionism is not a solution and indirectly criticizing U.S. policies.
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.
Ecuador and South Korea agreed to start negotiations for reducing tariff elimination schedules
Ecuador and South Korea have agreed to negotiate a reduction in tariff elimination schedules and begin the process for a Bilateral Investment Treaty, according to Ecuador's Minister of Production, Commerce, and Investments, Luis Alberto Jaramillo.
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.
How far could the Gulf conflict spread? A Kremlin aide has a warning
A Kremlin aide warns that the Gulf conflict is impacting global supply chains and reshaping trade relations.
Leader: Can 'Taco-Trump' dodge this time?
An opinion piece examines whether Donald Trump can avoid a major economic crisis amid rising global tensions and market instability.
Production Minister explains one by one the topics that cause debate over the agreement signed with the United States
Ecuador's Production Minister, Luis Alberto Jaramillo, addresses the controversies surrounding the reciprocal trade agreement with the United States, asserting its non-detrimental impact on the country.
Expert explains why Estonia's food exports take years
An expert discusses the challenges facing Estonia's food exports despite their high quality and reputation.
Government ensures protection mechanisms and bets on animal protein exports
Ecuador's government encourages the agricultural sectors concerned about the reciprocal trade agreement with the U.S., viewing it as an opportunity for competitiveness and exports.