EU Urges Respect as Trump Demands 50% Tariffs on EU Goods
President Trump’s push for a 50% tariff on EU imports draws a stern EU call for respect as transatlantic tensions rise.
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Xi, Merz Bridge Beijing and Berlin in Strategic Phone Talk
Chinese President Xi Jinping and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz held a strategic phone call, underscoring renewed Sino-German cooperation on global economy, tech and sustainability.
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China reaffirms its commitment to the WTO-based multilateral trading system, calling for open, inclusive trade to counter rising economic nationalism and fragmented markets.
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Chinese Mainland–U.S. Tariff Cut Sparks Trade Growth
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US Tariffs: Unpacking the Hidden Costs of Unilateral Protectionism
Unilateral US tariffs may protect domestic producers, but hidden costs—from higher import prices to supply chain strains—affect consumers and businesses.
APEC Trade Ministers Gather in Jeju to Navigate Slowing Growth
APEC trade ministers meet in Jeju to discuss innovation, connectivity, and sustainable trade amid downgraded regional growth projections.
California Moves to Block Trump’s Tariffs Amid $25B Impact and 64K Job Losses
California asks a federal court to block Trump’s tariffs, warning of a $25B hit and 64,000 job losses as the legal battle unfolds.
U.S. Drops 91% Surcharge on Goods from the Chinese Mainland
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