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Dockworkers from across Europe gather to plan trade squeeze on Israel

Dockworkers from across Europe will converge on Genoa, Italy, on Friday and Saturday to coordinate an effort to block shipments of weapons that could be used in Gaza — but the push

26/09/2025

by LP Staff Writers

US gets back to EU on trade war ― hinting at Trump’s willingness to find a deal

BRUSSELS ―The United States has sent a letter to the European Commission in a first sign it is willing to engage in a negotiated deal with the bloc in their trade war, four EU diplomats told POLITICO. The move, which

14/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

The Supreme Court may not step in and save Trump’s tariffs

For critics of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, Wednesday may have become the new, unofficial date of

Trump court turmoil strengthens EU hand in tariff talks

BRUSSELS — A flurry of U.S. court rulings over the legality of President Donald Trump’s tariffs

What’s in the EU’s framework trade deal with the US — and what isn’t

The European Union and the United States have issued a statement to formalize their tariff truce. Now the hard work begins. The framework agreement builds out the handshake trade agreement struck by

US caps tariffs on European cars, medicines at 15 percent

BRUSSELS — The United States will cap tariffs on European cars, pharmaceuticals and semiconductors at 15 percent, Washington and Brussels have agreed in a joint statement seen by POLITICO. The four-page text,

3 big fights brewing for Europe’s telecom rescue plan

BRUSSELS — The European Commission is dialing reform, but not everyone is picking up. Following years of talks, Brussels is almost ready to drop a long-awaited telecommunication blueprint designed to upgrade networks

21/08/2025

UK government’s trade department bracing for 20 percent workforce cut

LONDON — Britain’s trade department is bracing for a 20 percent cut to its workforce as the country grapples with an unpredictable U.S. president and seeks new trade opportunities to kickstart its

20/08/2025

Department·Department for Business and Trade·Employment·Energy·Energy and Climate UK·Exports·Financial Services UK·Growth·Health professionals/workforce·Industry·Investment·Rights·Services·Tax·Technology UK·Trade·Trade UK

Canada courts Arctic allies to counter Russia

Russia’s saber-rattling in the Arctic is forcing Canada to deepen military cooperation with its Nordic NATO allies — a marked policy shift away from the United States. Prime Minister Mark Carney has

20/08/2025

Europe thinks Trump’s peace talks will fail. It wants them anyway — to call Putin’s bluff.

BRUSSELS — European leaders don’t believe Vladimir Putin is sincere about a peace deal — so their strategy is to humor and praise Trump until he finally reaches the same conclusion and realizes

19/08/2025

Foreign Affairs·Kremlin·Military·Negotiations·Politics·Sanctions·Security·Trade·War·War in Ukraine

EU officials should see for themselves what’s happening in Gaza

Arminka Helic is a member of the House of Lords who served as a special adviser to Foreign Secretary William Hague. Jeremy Konyndyk is president of Refugees International and a former senior

19/08/2025

Aid and development·Diplomacy·Israel-Hamas war·Israeli-Palestinian conflict·Middle East·Opinion·Trade·Trade Agreements·War

British ministers still want to go viral on Elon Musk’s X

LONDON — Elon Musk loathes Keir Starmer’s government. The feeling isn’t mutual: Despite Musk’s public hostility to the U.K., British ministers are still embracing his social media platform, X. One surprising beneficiary

19/08/2025

British politics·Communications·Education·Elections·Environment·Markets·Media·Platforms·Politics·Publishers·Rights·Services·Social Media·Trade·U.S. politics·UK·Westminster bubble

China provides ‘crucial’ support that enables Putin’s war, Germany warns

TOKYO — German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul on Monday slammed China for providing vital backing for Russia’s war against Ukraine. Wadephul’s criticism comes ahead of a high-stakes meeting between U.S. President Donald

18/08/2025

Artillery·Asia·Defense·Foreign Affairs·Foreign policy·Oil·Technology·Trade·War in Ukraine

How China could paralyze Germany’s defense ramp-up

BERLIN — Friedrich Merz wants to turn Germany into Europe’s leading military power. But China still holds the reins thanks to its control of critical minerals needed by Europe’s defense industry. “If

18/08/2025

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Trade - Page 32

Dockworkers from across Europe gather to plan trade squeeze on Israel

US gets back to EU on trade war ― hinting at Trump’s willingness to find a deal

The Supreme Court may not step in and save Trump’s tariffs

Trump court turmoil strengthens EU hand in tariff talks

What’s in the EU’s framework trade deal with the US — and what isn’t

US caps tariffs on European cars, medicines at 15 percent

UK government’s trade department bracing for 20 percent workforce cut

Canada courts Arctic allies to counter Russia

Europe thinks Trump’s peace talks will fail. It wants them anyway — to call Putin’s bluff.

EU officials should see for themselves what’s happening in Gaza

China provides ‘crucial’ support that enables Putin’s war, Germany warns

How China could paralyze Germany’s defense ramp-up

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