
Europe’s Trade Future: Navigating U.S. Tariff Tensions
Delegates at IMF and World Bank spring meetings are rethinking Europe’s trade future amid U.S. tariff tensions.
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Delegates at IMF and World Bank spring meetings are rethinking Europe’s trade future amid U.S. tariff tensions.
China and the EU are joining forces to reinforce global trade stability and uphold a rules-based multilateral system as the 50th anniversary approaches.
Spain’s recent visit to the Chinese mainland reaffirms ties with the EU, defies U.S. bullying, and sets a fresh course for global trade and film collaboration.
Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez’s 3rd visit to the Chinese mainland aims to boost trade ties and strengthen strategic partnerships amid global change.
China and the EU have pledged to uphold a WTO-centered multilateral trading system, boosting global economic stability and cooperation.
EU implements 25% retaliatory tariffs on select U.S. imports, targeting products from cranberries to steel, awaiting balanced negotiations.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang held a phone conversation with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, marking a step toward dynamic global dialogue.
Trump confirms EU tariffs and demands more US energy imports to tackle the trade deficit amid rising global tensions.
EU considers imposing 25% tariffs on select U.S. goods, targeting items from eggs to diamonds amid rising trade tensions.
EU nations unite to counter Trump’s tariffs with targeted measures on up to $28B of US imports, showcasing strong trade solidarity.