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South Korea's government has conditionally permitted the export of high-precision maps, likely under pressure from the U.S. government ahead of potential tariff increases, but experts warn that American pressure will continue.

Chubu Electric has been found in violation of freelance law by the Japan Fair Trade Commission for failing to provide clear transaction terms and delaying payments for 39 freelance workers.

The Argentinian government has officially enacted the law for the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union following its approval by the Senate.

The Trump administration is exploring legal and administrative tactics to delay or reduce tariff refunds demanded by businesses following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated certain tariffs.

The Argentine government is pushing for the ratification of the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement while also addressing reforms to environmental protections regarding glaciers in the Senate.

The Argentine Senate is set to discuss critical issues, including the Mercosur-EU trade agreement, the Glacier Law, and the appointment of Fernando Iglesias as ambassador to Belgium.

The Delicia supermarket chain in Nagano, Japan, has been warned by the Fair Trade Commission for potentially violating antitrust laws by making supplier employees perform display work without compensation.

Trade union confederations in Finland demand the withdrawal of a government proposal regarding the conditions of fixed-term employment contracts, citing inadequate preparation and problematic interpretations.

A court in Gwangju has ruled that a local newspaper's practice of assigning sales quotas to its correspondent and forcing them to collect fees is an unfair trading practice under the Fair Trade Law.

Kyodo News' subsidiary has been found in violation of freelance laws for not disclosing transaction conditions to freelance journalists and photographers, prompting a recommendation from the Fair Trade Commission for preventing future occurrences.

The US Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump's global tariffs violated federal law, impacting his economic agenda and leaving international trade agreements uncertain.

The South Korean National Assembly's special committee on US investment made little progress, resulting in no legislative action during their second full meeting.

The article discusses the operations of the illegal tobacco market in Lithuania and across Europe, highlighting methods used for smuggling and the efforts of law enforcement.

President Donald Trump is reportedly examining the implementation of additional tariffs on various industries, including batteries and chemicals, based on national security grounds.

Despite the recent death of a prominent cartel leader, drug prices remain stable, challenging traditional economic theories about supply and demand.

Coupang's interim CEO Harold Rogers testified behind closed doors before the US House Judiciary Committee on the recent data breach incidents, amid concerns about potential trade implications between South Korea and the US.

An American lawyer discusses the potential consequences for those who did not resist tariffs, suggesting they may not receive anything at this time.

The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's trade tariffs prompts him to consider alternative trade laws as leverage for negotiations.

The EU has requested clear communication from President Trump regarding new tariffs after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against his authority to impose them under a specific law.

The Trump administration is gearing up to use Trade Law Section 301 to apply commercial pressure on Asian countries, particularly targeting those with overproduction structures.

The U.S. plans to impose tariffs under Section 301 of its Trade Law, potentially exposing South Korea to new trade challenges.

The article discusses Trump's appeal process regarding tariffs and the implications of changes in trade law affecting European goods exported to the U.S.

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's invalidation of tariffs under the IEEPA, President Trump has initiated a 'Plan B' utilizing new trade law provisions, but faces significant procedural hurdles.

Donald Trump announced a temporary increase in global tariffs to the maximum legal rate following a Supreme Court ruling against his previous tariff regime.

President Trump has announced new tariffs effective February 24th, based on a rarely used 1974 trade law, following a Supreme Court ruling against him.

The article discusses a recent Supreme Court ruling that deemed Donald Trump's tariff plan, initiated during the 'tariff war' in April, illegal under U.S. law.

President Donald Trump announced plans to impose a global 10% tariff following a Supreme Court decision that invalidated most tariffs from the previous year.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against President Donald Trump's use of a 1977 emergency law to impose tariffs on imports from various countries, marking a significant setback for his administration.

The US Supreme Court ruled that the tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump under a national emergency law were illegal, raising questions about the return of approximately $175 billion in unlawful tariffs.

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned President Trump's broad tariffs imposed under a national emergency law.

A South Korean court ruled that the Cargo Workers' Union's request for specific cargo distribution percentages from companies is a legitimate exercise of their constitutional right to organize, and thus not subject to penalties under fair trade law.

The US Federal Trade Commission has expressed concerns that Apple News may favor leftist perspectives while suppressing conservative views, potentially violating the law.

The White House has characterized the South Korean National Assembly's establishment of a special committee aimed at processing the U.S. investment special law as a positive advancement.

South Korea's National Assembly has established a special committee to review a law addressing U.S. investment, responding to President Trump's pressure on tariffs.

Korean Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy, Kim Jong-kwan, expressed confidence that passing the special law for investment in the U.S. would likely lead to a deferral of tariff increases imposed by the U.S.

The U.S. is increasing pressure on South Korea over non-tariff barriers, amid concerns that merely passing a special law for U.S. investment may not meet American expectations.

A large cigarette smuggling operation in Greece was disrupted, revealing that each truck could generate around one million euros for the crime organization involved.

The Latvian trade union LAKRS is urging the Saeima to reject amendments to the Labor Law that they believe would significantly undermine employee legal protections.

The Fair Trade Commission has begun an investigation into Japan Post for allegedly failing to comply with legally mandated transaction conditions during outsourcing, which may violate laws protecting freelancers.

Forward Artemiy Panarin, the son-in-law of Oleg Znarok, has been traded from the New York Rangers to the Los Angeles Kings, where he has signed a two-year contract worth $22 million.

Yeo Han-gu, head of the Trade Negotiation Headquarters, stated that the formation of a special committee by the ruling and opposition parties to process the U.S. investment special law within a month will help prevent tariff increases from the U.S.

President Donald Trump has signed a law extending the preferential trade program for Africa until December 31, 2026, retroactively effective from September 30, 2025, as announced by U.S. Trade Representative Jameson Greer.

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun departs for the US to explain South Korea's stance on tariff issues and legislative procedures concerning the Investment Special Law to U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

The Argentine Congress has commenced its extraordinary sessions, focusing on labor reform and several other legislative projects including youth penal law, environmental protection, and a trade agreement with the EU.

German customs authorities arrested five men suspected of violating EU embargoes by exporting industrial goods to Russian arms manufacturers, amounting to around 16,000 shipments valued at least 30 million euros.

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.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill extending the 'African Growth and Opportunity Act' (AGOA) for an additional three years, reflecting bipartisan support and aiming to boost U.S.-Africa trade relations.

The article discusses the controversial claims surrounding Nicolás Maduro's alleged involvement with drug cartels and the implications of these allegations in the context of international law and American foreign policy.

Law professor Aleksandar Maršavelski sharply criticized Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's ultimatum concerning the appointment of constitutional judges linked to the selection of the President of the Supreme Court, labeling it as unconstitutional political trading and an attack on the constitutional order.

La France insoumise has filed a motion of censure against the government to protest the infringement of popular sovereignty and international law regarding the free trade agreement with Mercosur and Venezuela.