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US and Western officials have been exploring efforts to build temporary silos in Ukraine and other nations as a means to quickly scale up grain storage capacity in Ukraine.

‘Revenues from commodities ensure stability of Russia’s public finances,’ deputy economy minister says.

UK prime minister makes his move on Northern Ireland protocol as Brussels mulls legal action.

Antony Blinken calls for plan that ‘preserves the gains of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement.’

Boris Johnson insists UK bill on Northern Irish trade is ‘not a big deal.’

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.

The Trade Remedies Authority is in the headlines after Boris Johnson’s ethics adviser quit. Here’s what you need to know about the trade watchdog.

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.

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

Johnson has carried his never-say-die attitude to sporting adversity into his political career.

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

Home Office faces inquiry into delays to issue vital paperwork for EU nationals living in Britain.

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

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

Customs chiefs refuse to reveal the export destinations or the goods exported when firms are fined.

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

Analysis finds unusual gains for Northern Ireland, the only UK region still able to trade goods barrier-free with the EU.

Berlin diminished by Merkel’s retirement and frustration over Ukraine war policies.

A cost of living squeeze and a bruising battle over oil have made EU leaders wary.