Trade UK

New German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has Boris Johnson firmly in his sights.

British MPs will on Monday vote on the U.K. government’s plan to override trade rules in Northern Ireland.

The proposals the government requested were met with silence.

Steel industry welcomes ‘right result’ but role of trade watchdog under scrutiny.

The EU aims to use its massive market power to push trading partners to act on climate change.

It’s only a matter of time before Russia starts pulling tricks on ships at sea and sending goods via friendly countries to avoid and evade sanctions.

Spain is the first country to publicly call for an exit from the treaty.

Russian representatives will be suspended from the transparency register, as Council of EU takes action.

Western governments are scrambling to bolster a patchwork of land routes to export the grain before the summer harvest.

The deals breathe new life into the moribund organization, which previously had produced only one new multilateral agreement between all 164 members in its 27-year existence.

Christopher Geidt said he had been placed in an ‘impossible and odious position’ regarding dispute over tariffs.

US president proposed building temporary silos on the Polish-Ukrainian border to move crucial goods stuck amid Russia’s invasion.

First major WTO meeting in five years is at risk of failure, diplomats fear.

EU takes aim at UK legislation which would let it ignore parts of the post-Brexit Northern Ireland protocol.

The EU is about to trigger a lengthy legal process to bring Britain back in line with the Brexit deals.

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.