Trade UK

Russia and Ukraine may be just a week away from a deal to reopen key sea lanes for grain shipments, according to Turkish leader.

The agreement, called a ‘data adequacy decision,’ is the UK’s first since it took control of its own data policy after leaving the EU.

‘No legal or political justification’ for ditching post-Brexit trade rules, Baerbock and Coveney say.

Many analysts believe the cargo on the ship Zhibek Zholy to have been stolen from Ukrainian stores.

Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says trust has broken down so badly that it might take ‘a future government’ in London to reach compromise with Brussels.

UK minister Gerry Grimstone tells POLITICO he’s ready to win over EV giants — but it won’t be easy.

Goods trade with the Kiwis is tiny but the deal will help fire up the EU’s free-trade agenda.

Kyiv government official says a proposal under discussion would mean no need to de-mine waters to get grain moving.

Nearly half think Brussels and Dublin represent their post-Brexit interests fairly.

Legitimizing cheap Russian crude could boost sales and muddle the message on Ukraine.

The club would help countries with more aggressive climate goals to maintain competitiveness and ensure that ‘climate protection becomes a value advantage and not a disadvantage.’

Some leaders also pushed to examine Russian gas price caps.

Former PM Theresa May among Conservatives taking aim at the UK plan.

As Macron proposes worldwide price controls, economists warn market manipulation could backfire.

Despite plenty of Brexit bad blood, Britain and the EU are increasingly-aligned at the global trade umpire.

Beijing is increasing its global reach through major investments in Africa and Asia.

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.