Trade

Challenge from new French left alliance could force ministers out after the second round.

Boris Johnson’s government is set to present a bill Monday allowing it to waive controversial post-Brexit rules on trade.

If the global organization can’t reach a consensus on some of the low-hanging fruit on its agenda, there is little hope it can help tackle the world’s biggest challenges.

A push to impose stricter food standards on non-EU countries fizzles out.

Centrist and left-wing lawmakers say lobby outfits played significant role, while their opponents say it’s the way the game is played.

Ukraine president says Moscow ‘working’ toward starving millions by blockading the Black Sea.

A wounded prime minister retreats to his comfort zone.

Moscow has a parallel version of events in which Ukraine is responsible for the closure of the port of Odesa.

Furious MEPs failed to strike a deal on an overhaul of the bloc’s carbon market.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala tells POLITICO now is not the time to back out of global trade.

MEPs refused to adopt positions on key files following conservative-led efforts to water them down.

Kremlin’s Sergey Lavrov will hold talks with Turkish foreign minister in Ankara on Wednesday.

Beijing’s threat to Taiwan will loom over Asia’s top security conference this weekend.

Parliament votes Wednesday on measures crucial to reducing the EU’s emissions by 55 percent this decade.

In speech to Security Council, European Council president refutes Kremlin claims about Western sanctions.

Macky Sall calls on countries to lift sanctions on Russian wheat and fertilizers — even though there aren’t any.

Russian companies and individuals are fighting against sanctions in court.

Measure is part of latest package aimed at Moscow over war in Ukraine.

Buon Tan was the only lawmaker to vote against a resolution calling China’s treatment of Uyghurs a genocide.

More than 20 businessmen, politicians and other individuals connected to the Kremlin are suing the Council of the EU after having been sanctioned following the invasion of …

Russian Orthodox leader Patriarch Kirill removed from EU sanctions list after objections from Budapest.

Move comes amid debate over EU’s sixth package of sanctions.

Budapest has asked to exempt the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill, from the latest round of sanctions against Moscow, diplomats say.

The upcoming WTO summit is an opportunity to tackle the pandemic and world hunger. Politics is in the way.