China Urges U.S. to Mend WTO Compliance in 2025 Report
China’s Ministry of Commerce warns the U.S. over WTO compliance, highlighting risks to global supply chains and urging corrective action in its 2025 report.
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IMF: Global Economy Holds Strong Amid Tariffs, But Uncertainty Looms
The IMF says the global economy is proving resilient despite U.S.-led tariffs but warns that uncertainty is the new normal and open trade is at risk.
China’s Commerce Ministry Denounces U.S. VEU Cut for Semiconductor Firms
China’s Commerce Ministry warns the U.S. removal of VEU authorizations for Intel, Samsung and SK Hynix could disrupt global semiconductor supply chains.
Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs on India Over Russian Oil
Trump warns of higher U.S. tariffs on India over its Russian oil imports; New Delhi vows to safeguard its economic interests.
EU’s ‘Nuclear Option’: Anti-Coercion Instrument vs Trump’s Tariff Threat
The EU’s Anti-Coercion Instrument, a ‘nuclear option’, could unleash tariffs, quotas and public tender rules to counter President Trump’s threatened 30% tariffs.
Beyond Tariffs: How the Chinese mainland’s Factory Hub Outplayed Trade Wars
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s eyewear heartland turned trade war tariffs into a catalyst for domestic growth, R&D and supply chain innovation.
Trump Delays ‘Liberation Day’ Tariffs Again, New Levies Loom
U.S. President Trump has delayed the so-called ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs until August 1, even as the administration readies a new wave of levies that have trading partners on edge.
Merkel Urges EU to Stand Firm Against U.S. Tariffs
Angela Merkel urges the EU to unite against U.S. tariffs and retaliate to protect trade, consumers, and transatlantic ties in a candid Athens interview.
Summer Davos: WEF’s Brende Sees Cautious Optimism in Global Economy
At Tianjin’s Summer Davos, WEF President Børge Brende urges Middle East de-escalation, warns against trade wars and champions tech-driven productivity.
Trump Doubles Steel & Aluminum Tariffs, Allies Push Back
Trump’s move to double steel & aluminum tariffs to 50% has drawn ire from Canada and the EU, threatening to upend trade relations and spark a tit-for-tat standoff.