Uruguay and Argentina get ahead and ratify Mercosur-European Union agreement
Uruguay and Argentina have ratified the Mercosur-European Union trade agreement, becoming the first countries in the bloc to do so after 25 years of negotiations.
15% Tariff? The U.S. Has Not Yet Implemented It
The Trump administration has lowered the likelihood of a broad 15% tariff being enacted, linking its implementation to bilateral trade agreements.
Merz leaves China with ‘bargaining chips’ for looming Trump trade battle
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's recent visit to China aimed to strengthen trade ties and address concerns over the trade deficit as tensions rise with the Trump administration.
PM Modi's big announcement from abroad, a major deal is coming between India and Israel
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the commencement of Free Trade Agreement (FTA) negotiations between India and Israel during his visit to Israel.
US and China have achieved 'strategic stability' in the relationship, says Rubio
Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, announced that the US and China have reached a form of 'strategic stability' ahead of President Trump's visit to China.
US Tariffs: 'If it were up to me, I would renegotiate for the EU'
EU trade expert Bernd Lange expresses concerns about ongoing uncertainties in tariff negotiations with the US, advocating for renegotiation from the EU's perspective.
White House: Discussions on Increasing Global Tariff to 15% Still Ongoing, Dependent on Agreement Situation
The U.S. White House stated that it is still considering raising global tariffs from 10% to 15%, contingent on existing negotiations and agreements.
US, Jamieson Greer: "We will proceed with tariffs, we have a precise plan and will punish those who oppose"
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer discusses the commitment to tariffs and ongoing trade negotiations with the EU.
FT: The US-UK technological agreement restarts 'tentatively' with a focus on nuclear projects
The US and UK have tentatively restarted work on a multi-billion pound 'technology prosperity agreement' that had been halted last year, focusing on non-military nuclear technologies.
German Chancellor conducts negotiations in China regarding trade and the war in Ukraine
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz emphasizes the need for a balanced and fair partnership with China amidst ongoing negotiations about trade and the conflict in Ukraine.
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.
Lula meets with the President of the United Arab Emirates and leaders negotiate progress on the Mercosur-UAE agreement
Brazilian President Lula da Silva met with UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan to expedite negotiations on the Mercosur-UAE economic partnership agreement.
Expert: Trump's setback could give an advantage to Europe
An expert suggests that President Trump's tariff negotiations may provide the EU with leverage in trade discussions.
Japan government contacts Lutnick, requesting that alternative tariffs be no less favorable than before
The Japanese government is urging the U.S. to maintain equal tariff treatment following the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's reciprocal tariffs.
US tariff ruling points to steadier US–China ties ahead of April summit: analysts
Recent US court ruling on tariffs has resulted in lower effective duties, suggesting that US–China relations may stabilize before the upcoming summit.
India delays trade talks with US after Supreme Court ruling on tariffs – Reuters
India has postponed trade talks with the US following a Supreme Court ruling that struck down Donald Trump's tariffs as unconstitutional.
Trump’s threat of Section 301 tariffs adds new layer of uncertainty for Korea
The reinstatement of tariffs by Trump adds more complexity to Korea's trade relations with the United States amidst ongoing negotiations.
Politico: Iceland may possibly expedite EU referendum
Iceland may hold a referendum as early as August regarding the resumption of EU membership negotiations, contrary to earlier expectations of next year.
The USA: "Tomorrow stop the collection of tariffs declared illegal by the Supreme Court"
The U.S. Supreme Court has declared certain tariffs illegal, prompting an immediate cessation of their collection, which is affecting negotiations on trade agreements with the EU.
South Korean President speaks about resuming negotiations with Mercosur after meeting with Lula
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung plans to resume trade negotiations with Mercosur following a bilateral meeting with Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Will Trump's 'New Weapons' be Trade Law Sections 232 and 301?
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against Trump's trade tariffs prompts him to consider alternative trade laws as leverage for negotiations.
US 'Invalidation of Mutual Tariffs' Public-Private Joint Response Meeting... Reconfirmation of 'Friendly Consultation'
The South Korean government held a joint public-private meeting to discuss responses to the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on mutual tariff invalidation and President Trump's new tariff measures.
Why was the meeting of chief negotiators for the India-US trade deal postponed?
The meeting scheduled for discussing the interim trade deal between India and the US has been postponed, with both sides deciding to reschedule for a later date.
India-US Trade Deal Negotiations Postponed, Meeting Was to Be Held Tomorrow in the US!
The proposed meeting in Washington to finalize the interim trade deal between India and the US has been postponed, affecting plans for the Indian team set to begin discussions on February 23.
Civic Group Calls for Reassessment of Large-Scale Investments in the U.S. Following Ruling on Tariffs
A civic group is urging the South Korean government to reassess a massive $350 billion investment plan in the U.S. after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling deemed inter-country tariffs unconstitutional.
Weakening of 'Tariff Lever' Before Trump's Visit to China... Heightened Uncertainty in US-China Relations
A recent ruling by the US Supreme Court has weakened the United States' ability to impose tariffs on China, complicating the upcoming US-China summit scheduled for late March.
Colby Cosh: The new top trade negotiator comes with Emergencies Act baggage
Janice Charette has been appointed as Canada's new top trade negotiator, but her past involvement with the Emergencies Act raises questions about her history.
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.
Trump's counter tariffs deemed illegal, but refunds and negotiations with the US remain cautious
The US Supreme Court ruled that the counter tariffs imposed by Trump were illegal, raising questions about refunds and the impact on export negotiations.
Mexico's Commercial Chess
The article discusses Mexico's strategic approach to international trade negotiations, emphasizing the importance of having a multifaceted strategy rather than relying solely on the benefits of existing treaties.
VG: LO will fight for around 4 percent wage growth
The Norwegian trade union LO aims to secure a wage increase of approximately 4% in upcoming negotiations, highlighting concerns over rising wage disparities.
Carney picks veteran public servant as lead trade negotiator ahead of CUSMA review
Prime Minister Mark Carney has appointed Janice Charette as Canada's lead trade negotiator ahead of a review of the CUSMA agreement with the U.S.
It's done! Estonia has a new minimum wage
Estonian unions and employers have reached a consensus on the country's new minimum wage following mediation efforts.
Brazil reassesses stance and opens space for negotiations between Mercosur and China
Brazil is considering a partial trade agreement between Mercosur and China, marking a significant shift in its trade policy.
Jamieson Greer, architect of the new era of USMCA
Jamieson Greer is a key figure in the upcoming review of the USMCA treaty, known for his role in negotiating stricter automotive rules during the Trump administration.
Transatlantic Slave Trade: The Commonwealth Secretary-General Revives the Debate on Reparations
The Commonwealth Secretary-General supports reparations for member countries affected by the transatlantic slave trade and is confident about upcoming negotiations.
Ecuador and the United States will sign a reciprocal trade agreement in the coming weeks
Ecuador and the United States are set to finalize a reciprocal trade agreement soon, following substantial negotiations initiated due to previous tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
Despite the support of miners, there is still no agreement between unions and the management of JSW
Negotiations between the management of Jastrzębska Spółka Węglowa and trade unions continue despite overwhelming support from workers for an agreement.
Kremlin: New round of negotiations for Ukraine next week – Discussions with the US for trade cooperation
The Kremlin has announced a new round of peace negotiations for Ukraine scheduled for next week, coinciding with US discussions on trade cooperation.
$550 Billion Investment in the U.S. Nearing Agreement: The Leading Candidate is Synthetic Diamonds
Negotiations are nearing conclusion regarding Japan's $550 billion investment in the U.S., with synthetic diamonds emerging as the leading candidate for the first investment.
The Chamber of Deputies ratified the European Union-Mercosur treaty
The Argentine Chamber of Deputies has approved the ratification of the treaty between the European Union and Mercosur, signaling a significant step in international trade negotiations for Argentina.
Why Jamil Jivani thinks there’s ‘a lot of goodwill’ for Canada after meeting Trump
Canadian Conservative MP Jamil Jivani expresses optimism about U.S.-Canada relations following meetings with Trump administration officials.
BTG Conference Becomes Showcase for André Esteves' Influences in U.S. Politics
The annual BTG Pactual conference has highlighted André Esteves' connections with U.S. politics, particularly during its 2026 edition.
Trump urged to drag Mexico and Canada into Chinese trade war – Reuters
Five Democratic senators are urging President Trump to leverage trade negotiations with Canada and Mexico to address Chinese electric vehicle imports.
Bloomberg: Scenarios of U.S. Withdrawal from North American Free Trade Agreement
Reports indicate that President Trump is privately considering withdrawing the U.S. from the North American Free Trade Agreement amid critical negotiations with Canada and Mexico.
Trump considers withdrawal from trade agreement with Canada and Mexico
President Donald Trump is contemplating the possibility of withdrawing from the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), adding uncertainty to the future of the agreement during critical negotiations.
Future of the USMCA at Risk: Trump Considers Withdrawing the US from the Treaty with Mexico and Canada
President Donald Trump is privately considering withdrawing the United States from the USMCA treaty with Mexico and Canada, raising new uncertainties about its future amid key negotiations.
Opportunities of the agreement with the UAE
Ecuador has announced the technical closure of negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with the United Arab Emirates, aimed at boosting trade and attracting investments.
According to reports: EU and Australia are said to have agreed on a defense pact
The EU and Australia have reportedly completed negotiations for a defense and security pact that may coincide with an ongoing free trade agreement.
Japan's 'First Investment Project in the U.S.'? New Conflicts? Minister Akazawa Begins Negotiation Talks Today for Three Days
Japan's Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry, Akazawa Ryosei, has travelled to Washington for negotiations on a significant investment project aimed at the U.S.