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.
‘Good news’: Ebrard claims that the start of the T-MEC review with the US is ‘encouraging’
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.
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.
"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.
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.
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.
Agreement with the U.S.: Good or Bad?
The article discusses the economic implications of the United States' trade deficit and its relationship with Ecuador.
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.
Starmer allowed the USA to use British bases for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has granted the US the use of British military bases to assist in reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil trade route.
There is an option for the Strait of Hormuz, but its capacity is quite low
The Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime route, has seen a drastic reduction in ship traffic due to escalating tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran.
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.
Republican bill takes aim at Online Streaming Act and threatens retaliation
A new Republican bill in the U.S. targets Canada’s Online Streaming Act and proposes retaliatory measures against Canada’s policies.
In February, trade exchange fell but dollar income grew again
Argentina recorded a trade surplus in February of US$788 million, marking 27 months of positive results, but this was driven more by economic slowdown than improved competitiveness.
Trump talks with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi off to positive start
Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi initiated discussions focused on bilateral trade and regional security amidst geopolitical tensions.
Energy prices soar, Iran and US trade threats after Qatar gas hit
Oil and gas prices surged following an Iranian attack on Qatar's LNG facility, prompting threats from the US.
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.
Members of the European Parliament took the first step towards the implementation of the US and EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has made progress in the US-EU trade agreement by voting to lower tariffs on certain American goods as part of a prior agreement.
The EP took the first step towards a US-EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has taken an important initial step towards implementing a trade agreement between the European Union and the United States by approving a reduction in tariffs on American goods.
[Column] Even after Trump’s gone, the good old days aren’t coming back
The opinion piece discusses the lasting impact of Donald Trump's tariff policies on international trade, suggesting that the effects will continue even after his presidency ends.
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.
Tariffs Pending: Trump, the Supreme Court, and the Strategy of Delay
The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling against tariffs imposed by Trump has left significant uncertainty in his administration's trade strategy.
Towards the review of the T-MEC: In-person negotiations between Mexico and the US begin
The US and Mexico have initiated in-person negotiations for the review of the T-MEC trade agreement in Washington amidst uncertainties due to a tariff war.
CUSMA review talks with Canada lagging behind Mexico, U.S. trade rep says
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates that negotiations with Canada regarding the CUSMA trade pact are falling behind those with Mexico.
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.
Even if Trump goes, the 'beautiful era' won't return
This article discusses the enduring impact of Donald Trump's trade policies, particularly the ongoing tariff wars and their implications for South Korea and global trade.
Deputy Prime Minister Gu Yun-cheol: We will establish a public-private response system to prevent harm from the U.S. Section 301 investigation
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.
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.
Trump postpones his trip to China due to the war with Iran and the approach between superpowers cools off
Trump has postponed a planned trip to China by five to six weeks due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, impacting critical discussions on trade and geopolitical issues.
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.
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.
With Trump’s China trip in limbo, further trade talks loom: analysts
Analysts predict that further trade negotiations between the US and China are likely as President Trump's planned trip to China faces delays, compounded by geopolitical tensions.
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.
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.
Continuation of the T-MEC Favors the US is Anticipated
A majority of Mexicans believe that the T-MEC trade agreement will continue, although most think the reviews will favor the United States.
'They are bombing us from Ecuador and it’s not the armed groups,' says Colombian president Gustavo Petro
Colombian President Gustavo Petro claims that Ecuador is bombing Colombia, attributing a bomb found near the border to aerial strikes from Ecuador, amid rising tensions due to trade disputes.
US Section 301 trade investigations
The article discusses the US Section 301 trade investigations and their implications.
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.
China gets closer to the U.S., and Brazil's agribusiness loses
China is increasing its agricultural product imports from the U.S., to the detriment of Brazilian agribusiness.
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.
'Chilling' $10bn Trump lawsuit should be thrown out, BBC says
The BBC is requesting a US court to dismiss a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Donald Trump, claiming it could hinder journalistic freedom due to its nature of defamation and unfair trade practices.
EU losing credibility – ex-foreign policy chief
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.
Cubans living abroad will be allowed to invest and create businesses in Cuba, says minister
Cuba's foreign trade minister announced that Cubans living abroad will now have the opportunity to invest and establish businesses in Cuba, amid ongoing challenges due to U.S. sanctions.
When will the India-US trade deal be finalized?
Indian Commerce Secretary Rajesh Aggarwal stated that discussions are ongoing regarding several nuances of the India-US trade agreement, with actual signing contingent on the implementation of a new tariff framework between the two countries.