Supreme Court Upholds Trump-Era Tariffs in Trade Ruling
The US Supreme Court has ruled to uphold tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, impacting global trade relations and setting a precedent for future trade policies.
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Trump Announces 10% Global Tariff After Court Ruling
Former President Donald Trump has declared a 10% tariff on all global imports, a move made possible by a recent Supreme Court decision on tariff authority.
Supreme Court Nullifies Half of Trump Tariffs, Trade War Continues
The US Supreme Court has ruled that approximately half of Donald Trump's tariffs are unconstitutional, potentially forcing refunds and reshaping the ongoing trade war.
UK, EU Analyze Supreme Court Ruling on Trump Tariffs
The UK government is collaborating with US officials to evaluate the implications of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Donald Trump's global tariffs, while expecting privileged trade terms to persist.
Trump Tariffs Overturned but Trade Uncertainty Remains
The US Supreme Court has ruled Donald Trump's tariffs illegal, yet businesses worldwide face continued uncertainty as the White House seeks alternative methods to maintain trade pressure.
Supreme Court Rules Trump's Tariffs Illegal in Landmark Decision
The US Supreme Court has declared President Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs illegal, citing violations of the Emergency Economic Powers Act. This landmark ruling could have major financial consequences for the administration.
UK Minister: EU 'Made in Europe' Strategy May Harm Supply Chains
Nick Thomas-Symonds warns that the EU's new industrial strategy requiring European-made products could create trade barriers and increase costs between the UK and EU member states.
Scotch Whisky Makers Target India Amid US Tariff Woes
Scotch whisky exports to the US fell 4% in value and 9% in volume in 2025 due to Trump tariffs, but India's market grew 15% to £286m. A UK-India trade deal cutting tariffs from 150% to 75% from April could boost Scotch's share in India from 3% to 6%, addi
US-Japan $36B Energy and Minerals Deal Challenges China
Donald Trump and Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announce major investments in US oil, gas, and critical minerals projects, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign sources amid tensions with China.
Critical Minerals Shortages Prompt Call for US-EU-UK Trading Bloc
A new analysis highlights severe shortages in critical minerals like lithium and cobalt, urging the US, EU, and UK to form a trading bloc to secure supplies and counter China's dominance.
China's Lunar New Year Migration: Economic Impact
China's Lunar New Year migration sees millions traveling home, impacting the economy with a surge in spending and temporary workforce shifts.
Australia-EU Trade Talks Hit Snag on Parmesan, Prosecco
Negotiations for a free trade agreement between Australia and the European Union face hurdles as disputes over geographical indications like Parmesan and Prosecco threaten to derail the deal.
Trump to Dial Back Metal Tariffs as US Consumers Struggle
The Trump administration is reportedly reviewing and planning to exempt some steel and aluminum goods from tariffs, shifting to targeted national security probes amid rising consumer costs and economic discontent.
Mexico-Cuba Energy Alliance Forms Amid Global Changes
Mexico and Cuba have announced a strategic partnership to boost oil cooperation, marking a significant shift in regional energy dynamics and challenging traditional US influence.
Bizarre 'Inside-Out' Solar System Discovered by Scientists
Astronomers have found an unusual star system 116 light-years away where rocky and gas planets are reversed, challenging long-held theories about planetary formation and diversity in the universe.
EU Leaders Clash Over 'Buy European' Policy at Summit
European Union leaders faced heated debates at the Brussels summit over the 'Buy European' initiative, highlighting deep divisions on trade protectionism and economic sovereignty.
US Armenia Visit Secures $9bn Deal, UK Urged to Join
JD Vance's historic Armenia trip unlocks major US investment in nuclear energy and strategic trade routes, with the Armenian ambassador calling for UK engagement in the emerging South Caucasus economic corridor.
Europe's 'Made in Europe' Industrial Strategy Gains Momentum
European leaders are pushing for a new 'Made in Europe' industrial strategy to counter economic threats from the US and China, focusing on strategic autonomy and green technology investment.
Cubans Share Hardships from Fuel Blockade Impact
Residents of Cuba describe severe disruptions to daily life, including transport, healthcare, and work, due to the persistent fuel shortage crisis.
Carney Responds to Trump's Gordie Howe Bridge Claims
Mark Carney clarifies Canada funded the Gordie Howe International Bridge and shares ownership with Michigan, countering Donald Trump's social media threats to block the key border crossing.
UK-GCC Strategic Dialogue 2026 Gains Momentum
The UK-GCC Strategic Dialogue 2026 gains formal GCC Secretariat patronage and expands partnerships ahead of the Guildhall forum in London, strengthening economic ties between the UK and Gulf nations.
Trump Threatens to Block US-Canada Bridge Opening
Donald Trump threatens to delay the opening of the $4.7bn Gordie Howe International Bridge, demanding compensation and ownership, amid heightened US-Canada trade tensions.
Trump Threatens to Block Canada-US Bridge Opening
Donald Trump threatens to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge, demanding compensation from Canada and making false claims about hockey in a trade dispute.
UK Urged to Adopt Ethical Trade Policy
Liam Byrne calls for transparent UK trade deals, echoing Robin Cook's ethical stance, as China's influence grows post-Brexit.
Trump Proclamation on Argentine Beef Imports
Former President Trump's proclamation on US imports of Argentine beef has ignited discussions on trade policy and its potential impact on the agricultural sector.
Venezuelan Returns from London to Caracas Amid Recovery
Jeanmiguel Uva shares his experience returning to Venezuela after 12 years in the UK, revealing a patchy economic recovery, dollarisation, and cautious optimism following recent political changes.
EU Envoy: Russian Economy Nearing Unsustainable Point
David O'Sullivan, EU sanctions envoy, says Western sanctions are significantly impacting Russia's economy, with war-based distortions potentially becoming unsustainable by 2026.
Trump Cuts Tariffs After India Halts Russian Oil
US President Donald Trump announces tariff reductions for India following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to stop buying Russian oil and increase US energy imports.
EU Report Warns of Critical Mineral Import Dependence
A damning EU report reveals the bloc's dangerous reliance on imports for critical minerals, highlighting supply chain vulnerabilities and strategic risks.
EU's New Trade Approach: Cooperation Not Coercion
The European Union's recent trade agreements with India and Vietnam signal a historic shift away from using tariffs as political weapons, focusing instead on mutual growth and respecting sovereignty.
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