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China's supply-chain security regulations formalize countermeasures, risk controls April 09, 2026 | MLex Staff

China has moved to institutionalize oversight of industrial and supply-chain risks, with new regulations creating a standing, cross-government system while embedding countermeasures into a formal legal framewo... (more story)

Maersk targeted by CK Hutchison unit in arbitration over Panama port takeover April 09, 2026 | Yonnex Li

CK Hutchison subsidiary Panama Ports Company has filed arbitration proceedings against Maersk, alleging the Danish shipping giant breached an exclusive contract by aligning with Panama's government during a co... (more story)

Carbon border certificate price set by EU Commission for first quarter April 08, 2026 | Louis de Briant

The European Commission has set the quarterly CBAM certificate price at €75.36 for the first quarter of 2026, marking a key step in implementing the EU’s carbon border levy. The price, which reflects EU ETS al... (more story)

Public procurement critical for the ‘survival’ of European tech, Mistral CEO says April 08, 2026 | Luca Bertuzzi

Mistral AI CEO Arthur Mensch urged Europe to use public procurement to support domestic tech companies, warning that might become a critical factor for the survival of European technology. He argued that redir... (more story)

US trade court dismisses New Zealand dolphin challenge for mootness April 07, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US Court of International Trade dismissed a nonprofit’s lawsuit against the federal government over the lack of an import ban on New Zealand fisheries after both parties agreed the case was moot following ... (more story)

US DOJ says Section 122 tariffs legal, address core deficit April 07, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US Department of Justice said in a new brief that President Donald Trump’s global 10 percent tariffs under Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act are legal because they deal with a core component of the balance... (more story)

US companies seek duty orders on Algerian steel rods days after Section 232 modification April 07, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

Five US manufacturers petitioned the US government for antisubsidy duty orders on Algerian steel rods, just days after President Donald Trump modified the Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper.

EU-US critical minerals strategy to be discussed next week April 07, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

Representatives from EU member-state governments will meet on April 14 to further discuss the EU-US critical minerals strategy — aimed at securing supply chains, reducing dependency on China and setting price ... (more story)

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Revised US Section 232 duties simplify tariff system but likely raise costs April 08, 2026 | Bradley Dress and Eliana Hubacker

The Trump administration’s revisions for Section 232 duties on steel, aluminum and copper will ease the customs process and eliminate a wide-ranging scope for derivative goods. But the move will likely not off... (more story)

EU states' emergency energy measures risk undermining renewables support April 07, 2026 | Louis de Briant

EU countries are adopting a patchwork of measures to counter energy price spikes driven by the war in Iran, including tax cuts and fuel subsidies. Analysts warn these interventions risk weakening price signals... (more story)

Large US trade deficits, tariff uncertainty remain a year after Liberation Day April 02, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

A year after President Trump announced sweeping reciprocal tariffs on nearly every US trading partner, the fate of the replacement tariffs remains uncertain, and updated data shows the overall US trade deficit... (more story)

EU-US deal augurs narrow road back for trade relations April 02, 2026 | Zack Budryk and Eliana Hubacker

The European Union’s passage of a delayed free trade agreement with the US, seemingly resolving a standoff with Washington, could portend some smoothing of US-EU tensions, but the US’s recent announcement of w... (more story)

Marketplaces such as Shein, Temu face spotlight under new EU customs regime April 01, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

The EU’s customs overhaul will put pressure on e-commerce marketplaces as it weakens their long-used intermediary status. Under the new model, agreed last week by EU policymakers, platforms involved in distanc... (more story)

As talks on WTO’s problems end in deadlock, can a next round in May make progress? March 31, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

A World Trade Organization ministerial meeting broke up early on Monday with no conclusions on the increasingly urgent question of how to effectively reform the global trade body itself. That raised questions ... (more story)

EU closes in on flurry of trade deals amid US tensions March 27, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The European Union has ramped up international trade deals with non-US countries and territories, an effort that dates back years but has acquired new significance in the wake of furrows in the longtime US-Eur... (more story)

US Section 301 trade probes loom over fragile China truce March 26, 2026 | Bradley Dress, Eliana Hubacker

The Trump administration’s looming Section 301 trade investigations into China will test a fragile truce reached late last year between Washington and Beijing and risk renewing tensions between the world’s two... (more story)