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.
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.
Polls show Americans dislike Canada more than ever, and that’s 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.
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.
International Joint Statement Advocates for Security in the Strait of Hormuz: 'We Express Our Willingness to Contribute'
An international statement from the UK, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Japan, and Canada advocates for enhanced security in the Strait of Hormuz and condemns Iran's actions against commercial shipping.
China and the Netherlands seek ‘pragmatic’ reset as Nexperia row rolls on
China and the Netherlands are looking to reset their relations amidst ongoing tensions regarding the Dutch chipmaker Nexperia, impacted by US sanctions.
V. Šilinskas: We hear from the Government that the conditions for Lithuania's trade with China would not be worse than that of Germany
V. Šilinskas highlights that the Lithuanian government proposes trade conditions with China comparable to those of Germany, stressing unity within the EU in trade policies.
The reciprocal trade agreement between Ecuador and the United States
Ecuador and the United States have recently signed a reciprocal trade agreement aimed at enhancing access for Ecuadorian products to the U.S. market.
Daniel Noboa on the US: "Ecuador cannot surrender to any country, but is open to cooperation"
Ecuador's President Daniel Noboa asserts that while the country will not surrender to any nation, it welcomes cooperation, particularly with the US, without jeopardizing its trade relations with China and the EU.
Not just tariffs: Foreign nations profited off of us — now Trump is striking back
The Trump administration is actively countering international trade practices that it views as harmful to U.S. workers and industries.
US Section 301 tariffs set to trigger fresh wave of trade disruption
The US Section 301 tariffs are anticipated to cause additional disturbances to global trade, potentially leading to retaliation and a breakdown of trade relations.
How China could take advantage of Trump's focus on the Middle East
Trump's postponement of a meeting with Xi opens doors for China to increase its leverage in ongoing negotiations.
Sheinbaum meets with the President of Germany: What did they discuss in Cancun?
Claudia Sheinbaum and Frank-Walter Steinmeier emphasized the need for a peaceful international order and strengthening multilateral organizations during their meeting in Cancun.
US Tariffs: European Parliament Ends Blockade of EU-US Deal
The European Parliament has lifted its blockade of the EU-US trade deal, but has attached conditions regarding tariff limits.
Mexico and the US outline route for reviewing the T-MEC
Mexico and the United States have initiated bilateral technical discussions aimed at revising the T-MEC agreement, focusing on regional supply chains and increasing North American content in manufacturing.
Activities in South America: How China is Approaching the USA
China is building infrastructure in Latin America that is officially for research and trade, but many believe Beijing is preparing for war.
Review of the T-MEC 2026 Begins: Mexico and the US Announce Next Steps in Bilateral Meetings
The US and Mexico have started in-person negotiations on the T-MEC trade agreement revision to take place in 2026, marking a significant step in bilateral trade relations.
Beyond the handshake: Human capital imperative in UK-Nigeria trade
The UK-Nigeria state visit highlights the importance of developing a human capital strategy to enhance trade relations between the two countries.
Nigeria's President Tinubu welcomed by Britain's King Charles at start of state visit
President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria is on a historic state visit to the United Kingdom, marking the first such visit by a Nigerian leader in nearly four decades, focusing on trade and diplomatic relations.
Opinion: 2026, a new opportunity for the Argentine livestock sector
The article discusses the optimistic outlook for Argentina's livestock sector in 2026 due to trade agreements with the U.S. and the EU, combined with ongoing relations with China.
Prime Minister Takagi holds talks with Singapore's Prime Minister, aiming to cooperate in five areas including promoting free trade
Japan's Prime Minister Takagi and Singapore's Prime Minister Wong have upgraded their countries' relations to a 'strategic partnership' during their recent meeting.
Review of the T-MEC: a view from Washington
The article discusses the ongoing review process of the T-MEC treaty between the U.S. and Mexico, highlighting the discussions and potential outcomes that could extend the treaty by 16 years.
'The Fix is In': Trump's Latest Tariff Tactic Shocks Washington Trade Watchers
The U.S. has initiated probes into 60 economies over allegations of forced labor, a move seen by critics as a strategy to justify new tariffs targeting trading partners like Canada.
Nvidia Resumes AI Chip Manufacturing for China
Nvidia has resumed AI chip production for China after receiving multiple approvals from the U.S. government and increasing demand from Chinese customers.
Cuba’s political system is not on the table in talks with U.S., envoy says
Cuba's envoy emphasizes that while the country is open to discussions and investment with the U.S., it will not negotiate on its political system.
Congress promulgates EU-Mercosur agreement, and treaty comes into effect in May
The Brazilian Congress has confirmed the EU-Mercosur free trade agreement, which is set to take effect in May.
John Ivison: Europe lets Carney lead on poking the Trump bear
John Ivison discusses Mark Carney's significant speech at Davos and its implications on U.S.-Canada relations amid trade negotiations.
USTR threatens with new restrictions
The US Trade Representative, Ambassador Jamieson Greer, announced investigations into trade practices of several countries under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974.
Lithuanian leader praises the role of trade chambers in developing Berlin and Vilnius relations
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda praised the German-Baltic chambers of commerce for their role in enhancing cooperation between Berlin and Vilnius during their 30th-anniversary celebrations.
Battle of the Strait of Hormuz: Has the Western Alliance Torn Apart?
The article discusses the geopolitical implications of the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran, highlighting America's request for allied support to secure navigation in the vital waterway.
A trade-off was proposed to Stubb with Trump to promote peace in Ukraine: 'Good idea, can I have your phone number'
Finnish President Alexander Stubb advocated for strengthening EU-UK relations during a speech in London, deeming Brexit a colossal mistake.
U.S.-China Talks Delayed by 'One Month,' Outlook Uncertain—Trump's Plans Disrupted
President Trump announced the postponement of his visit to China, affecting plans to stabilize U.S.-China relations ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
The European Union is close to signing a trade agreement with Australia
The EU is nearing a trade agreement with Australia, reflecting strengthening economic ties between the two regions.
Government Defines Mechanism to Negotiate the T-MEC
This week marks the beginning of the T-MEC review process, with Mexico's Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard set to engage in conversations with his U.S. counterpart in Washington D.C.
Ebrard reveals the first meetings with the US for the review of the T-MEC: 'Calm heads and firmness will guide us'
Mexican Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard announced the initial meetings for the bilateral review of the T-MEC, emphasizing a composed and firm approach in discussions with the US.
Soybean prices plummet in the Chicago market: down more than 5%
Soybean prices in Chicago experienced a significant drop of nearly 6%, falling from $450 to $424 per ton due to investor profit-taking amid rising political and trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
EU calls for urgent reboot in talks with UK to stop reset deal failing
The EU is seeking to urgently revitalize discussions with the UK to ensure the success of a reset in their bilateral relations ahead of a planned summit in July.
Beijing on Iran war, Trump’s China trade plan, new AI arena: 7 US-China relations reads
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.
Discussions with Beijing in Paris were "constructive" and "show the stability of the relationship," says Bessent
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described recent economic discussions in Paris with Chinese representatives as constructive and indicative of stable relations between the two nations.
Chinese negotiator: trade talks with the US were constructive
China and the United States agreed that stable bilateral economic and trade relations are beneficial for both sides and the world.
Cooperation with the U.S. begins to show results: FBI, trade agreement, security operations, and shield of the Americas shape the agenda
Ecuador's cooperation with the United States is yielding results in security, regional cooperation, and trade, marking a pivotal moment in bilateral relations.
China and the US end trade talks as doubts form over Trump visit
China and the US concluded their sixth round of trade talks in Paris, amid uncertainties regarding President Trump's forthcoming visit to China.
FIRST READING: Carney was elected to save the economy. It’s only gotten worse
A newsletter in the National Post critiques Prime Minister Mark Carney’s failed economic promises since his election, highlighting stagnation and job losses.
Trade: Beijing demands that Washington immediately cease its "erroneous actions"
Beijing has urged Washington to immediately correct its "erroneous actions" regarding trade as new negotiations are set to take place following a recent meeting in Paris between high-ranking officials from both countries.
The US and China began a new round of trade negotiations in Paris
The US and China have commenced a new round of trade negotiations amid ongoing tensions in economic relations and recent trade disputes.
Norway and Canada to Renew Trade Agreement
Norway and Canada agree to renew their trade agreement from 2008, expanding it to include additional services, investments, and public tenders.
Danish royals Frederik and Mary begin Australia tour in red centre
Danish royals Frederik and Mary have embarked on a six-day state tour of Australia aimed at strengthening trade ties, starting with a visit to the red centre and cultural sites.
Trump 'under warning': This was the automotive industry's warning before the meeting with Xi Jinping
U.S. automotive industry lobbyists urged President Trump to keep Chinese automakers out of the U.S. market ahead of a critical meeting with China’s Xi Jinping.
'Our shared interests dictate allowing Indian oil to pass through Hormuz', says Iranian ambassador
Iran's ambassador to India announced that some Indian ships have been allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, reflecting the enduring friendly relations and shared interests between the two countries amidst ongoing conflicts in West Asia.
Michael Higgins: Mark Carney’s 7 biggest rookie mistakes
This article critiques Mark Carney's rookie mistakes as Prime Minister, highlighting his high popularity despite notable errors.