The EU’s push to tackle Chinese overcapacity will require a definition tight enough to capture state-backed structural oversupply, without encompassing ordinary export success. As Brussels weighs new or broade... (more story)

Foreign investment in critical EU sectors will face broader and more consistent scrutiny from 2028, when all member states must operate screening systems and vet a common core of deals. The new vetting framewo... (more story)

The continued absence of the nuclear sector from EU sanctions on Russia reflects deep supply-chain dependencies, extending beyond fuel for Soviet-designed reactors to conversion and enrichment services. While ... (more story)

A US International Trade Commission judge may have handed companies facing Section 337 investigations a powerful new tool, ruling for what practitioners said was the first time that a forum-selection clause wa... (more story)

Pharmaceutical patent holders in the UK could be facing new efforts to invalidate their protections and open the door for generic medications from India, after the free trade agreement between the countries el... (more story)

Global concern over Chinese industrial overcapacity is rising, but the responses are uneven. The EU is hardening its trade stance and considering new policy tools, while major emerging economies — such as Braz... (more story)

The US Senate is pushing to pass legislation to impose sanctions on Russia, but other provisions in the bill would unlock more tariff powers for the president, raising new concerns as the Trump administration ... (more story)

France and Germany are using the summer to try to bridge their differences over the EU Industrial Accelerator Act's politically sensitive "Made in Europe" rules. A compromise between the EU's two largest econo... (more story)