International trade

The European Union proposes to impose tariffs on certain imports from countries deemed not to be seriously tackling climate change.

After a wait-and-see period caused by Brexit, London is ready to forge a new global path in attracting business partners.

It's an attempt to gain leverage over China.

The U.S. government is concerned about the national security risks in Chinese companies buying American companies.

The treaty will extend to Canada and Mexico a provision of U.S. law that protects them from being sued for what their users' do.

Inflation has been too quiet, according to some economists.

A crumbly cheese, Yorkshire Wensleydale, can teach us something about life in the U.K. after Brexit.

The trade talks will be held in Washington on Wednesday. Last year, a dispute between the two parties erupted over cars  — the Trump administration demanded that the Europeans cut their 10 percent import tariff on American vehicles. In July, a trans-Atlantic truce was reached. But the dispute has since widened beyond cars, and that […]

Both sides have blamed the other for the failure to reach a deal.

The U.S. is beginning trade talks with Japan, but it's lagging behind European and Asian Pacific countries that already have new trade deals in place.