In response to the lessons learned from the first trade war initiated by Donald Trump, China has adapted its strategies for navigating tariffs. By diversifying markets and enhancing domestic production, Beijing aims to mitigate the economic impact of renewed trade tensions.
Canada and the European Union have announced retaliatory tariffs in response to recent U.S. trade policies, further escalating tensions in the ongoing trade war initiated by the Trump administration. The new tariffs target key industries, highlighting global trade frictions.
Morocco’s footwear exports to Brazil have surged by an astonishing 3,300%, propelling the North African nation into the top 20 footwear exporters to the South American market. This remarkable growth underscores Morocco’s expanding role in global trade.
In the wake of China’s 2025 Two Sessions, a leading expert on Brazil-China relations provides insights into the implications for bilateral ties. The discussions highlight key economic initiatives and cooperation strategies that may reshape the partnership.
Australia has decided against implementing reciprocal tariffs on the US following President Trump’s announcement of steel tariffs. This response highlights Australia’s commitment to maintaining trade relations, despite the potential economic impact.
Italy and Kazakhstan’s growing partnership underscores the significance of the inaugural EU-Central Asia Summit. This collaboration highlights key economic and political ties, paving the way for deeper integration between Europe and Central Asia.
In a recent statement, former President Trump suggested that tariffs on Mexico and Canada could potentially increase, indirectly acknowledging the economic uncertainties ahead. He refrained from dismissing the possibility of a recession, raising concerns among analysts.
In a significant move, President Trump announced the postponement of tariffs on goods imported under the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement. This decision aims to ease trade tensions and foster better economic relations among the North American partners.
Former RBI Deputy Governor has suggested that Trump’s tariffs on India could offer unexpected opportunities for local industries to strengthen and innovate. The measures, while challenging in the short term, may ultimately lead to greater self-reliance.
In a controversial statement, a Trump adviser claimed the existence of secret fentanyl labs in Canada to justify proposed tariffs. This allegation raises serious questions about the administration’s approach to drug trafficking and international trade relations.
China has imposed new tariffs on Canadian agricultural products, escalating tensions between the two nations. This move marks a significant response to Canada’s recent criticisms of China’s domestic policies and trade practices, further straining bilateral relations.
The U.S. plans to hold a hearing to examine China’s initiatives aimed at enhancing its semiconductor industry. This move highlights ongoing concerns over technological competition and national security as both nations seek dominance in critical tech sectors.
In a recent statement, Canadian leadership candidates sparked controversy by suggesting a potential 100% tariff on Tesla vehicles. This claim has raised eyebrows as experts urge a fact-check, emphasizing the economic implications and diplomatic considerations involved.
China has announced its intention to “resolutely counter” U.S. tariffs, emphasizing a commitment to protect its economic interests amidst increasing trade tensions. The statement reflects ongoing struggles in bilateral relations and potential impacts on global markets.
Japan is enhancing Australia’s high-speed rail ambitions by providing advanced technology and expertise. This collaboration aims to improve connectivity and reduce travel times, marking a significant step toward sustainable transportation in Australia.
Former President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with the U.S.-Japan security pact, labeling it nonreciprocal. His comments highlight concerns over the perceived imbalance in defense responsibilities, stirring debate on international relations in the region.
As the US trade war intensifies, China is set to increase food imports from Latin America and Europe. This strategic shift aims to diversify its supply sources and strengthen economic ties, signaling a significant change in global trade dynamics.
In a recent statement reported by Bloomberg, U.S. official Bessent emphasized that the Biden administration will not hesitate to impose sanctions on Russia and Iran. The commitment underscores ongoing efforts to address aggressive behaviors from both nations.
Thailand is urging Germany to reassess its policy regarding submarine exports amid concerns that stringent regulations could jeopardize a significant deal with China. The request highlights Thailand’s strategic defense interests in the region.
In a significant shift, key industry leaders express willingness to accept tariff reductions in negotiations with the US. This move is seen as a bid to enhance trade relations and stimulate economic growth, amid ongoing discussions to resolve trade tensions.
