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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.

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.

Senator Eduardo Braga believes that a new federal policy allowing oil refining in Manaus's Free Trade Zone, backed by tax incentives, could lead to lower gasoline prices in the region.

S&P Global Ratings has upgraded Ireland's sovereign debt rating from AA to AA+, citing a stronger economic and budgetary profile.

The Trump administration is actively countering international trade practices that it views as harmful to U.S. workers and industries.

Seventy House Republicans are pushing the Trump administration to prioritize the crackdown on illegal Chinese-made e-cigarettes, citing health concerns and potential political gains.

Foreign Minister Anita Anand emphasizes Canada’s responsibility to lead in global affairs during a speech at a major trade conference.

Cross River State's Ministry of Commerce conducted a stakeholders engagement to develop a trade policy reflecting the needs of various community members.

Keir Starmer emphasizes the potential of the British steel industry in revitalizing the national economy amid challenges.

Iran is considering allowing only tankers that are paid for in Chinese Yuan to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, with discussions ongoing with eight other countries regarding this policy.

The South Korean government is establishing a public-private response system to protect domestic businesses from adverse effects stemming from the U.S. Section 301 trade investigation.

The European Union is contemplating implementing price caps on gas in response to complications in gas trade, particularly influenced by tensions in the Hormuz Strait.

The article discusses Italy's response to the Middle East conflict and its implications on global trade routes.

Former EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell claims the EU is losing credibility due to its passive stance towards the US, particularly regarding the Iran war and trade agreements.

The article discusses recent highlights in US-China relations, focusing on Trump's statements regarding China and the Iran conflict, as well as his new trade strategy affecting bilateral ties.

Pierre Poilievre, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, has proposed a 'dollar-for-dollar' tariff policy aimed at supporting the Canadian automotive industry.

President Donald Trump claimed that the United States has completely devastated Iran and urged other countries to maintain the security of the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial passage for global oil trade.

The changes to the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) are creating significant uncertainty and challenges for African exports to the U.S.

UK energy minister Michael Shanks emphasized the importance of sanctions against Russia, while the US has eased restrictions on Russian oil trade until 2026.

The US Trade Representative has started Section 301 investigations targeting South Korea and other trade partners over alleged unfair trade practices, potentially complicating South Korea's tariff negotiations.

The UK is part of a new US trade investigation focusing on forced labor practices that could lead to increased tariffs on numerous countries.

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.

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.

The U.S. has initiated a Section 301 trade investigation involving South Korea and 15 other countries, raising concerns over trade instability and the potential reinstatement of tariffs.

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.

The U.S. is launching an investigation into unfair trade practices that may lead to new tariffs without congressional approval.

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.

Canadian crude oil exports from the West Coast nearly doubled in 2025, primarily driven by the Trans Mountain pipeline, reflecting a strategic shift amid trade challenges with the U.S.

The article discusses the current high volatility in international financial markets and the various risks affecting them.

This article commemorates the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's influential work "The Wealth of Nations," discussing its relevance in today’s economic discussions.

Lithuania's Minister of Foreign Affairs K. Budrys will address the EU-China relations amid increasing geopolitical competition and tensions at a conference in Brussels.

The Swedish government has announced that some healthcare workers will be exempt from the increased wage requirement for work permits, which is met with cautious approval by trade unions and employers.

Rising US trade pressures pose risks to South Africa's economy and diplomatic relations.

Ecuadorian exporters are optimistic about the upcoming signing of the Reciprocal Trade Agreement with the United States but remain cautious of potential changes in U.S. tariff policy beforehand.

The US International Trade Court has ruled that tariffs imposed by the Trump administration are illegal, ordering refunds to companies affected by these tariffs.

A federal judge has mandated the Trump administration to start the process of refunding billions in tariffs invalidated by the Supreme Court, affecting over 1,000 companies.

A coalition of 24 state attorneys general is suing President Trump to block his new 10% tariffs, claiming he lacks the authority to impose them under the Trade Act of 1974.

President Trump's new trade policy agenda, announced in Washington, D.C., signals an expectation of increased tariffs, particularly affecting trading partners like Canada.

Spain's Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares responded to threatening remarks from President Trump regarding trade relations and its stance on involvement in the conflict against Iran.

Wolfram Weimer, Germany's Minister of Culture, has removed funding for three left-leaning bookstores, citing concerns about the influence of their ideological positions on constitutional values.

Trade union leader Maria Löfgren criticizes the Finnish government's approach, arguing that budget cuts are detrimental to young women and do not stimulate economic growth.

A US judge has ordered the government to pay billions in refunds to importers who paid tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court.

A court ruling has mandated the US government to refund tariffs deemed illegal.

Starting in May, individual investors in South Korea will be allowed to freely trade venture capital funds like traditional stocks or ETFs, expanding investment opportunities in the sector.

The Finnish trade union organization Akava demands the reversal of recent government reforms concerning labor laws and tax deductions.

A US court has ruled that importers are entitled to refunds for tariffs deemed unlawful by the Supreme Court, marking another setback for the US government.

Following President Trump's threats to cut trade, Spain has agreed to cooperate with the US military after initially refusing support for operations in the Middle East.

US Treasury Secretary Bessent indicated that the recently imposed 10% tariffs could be increased to 15% within the week based on recent legal rulings.

Trump is anticipating an increase in US tariffs to 15% following a Supreme Court ruling that annulled previous rates.

The EU is implementing significant plans to bolster its manufacturing sector in response to competition from Chinese products and rising security concerns over Chinese investments.