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Chinese solar firm challenges EU court ruling with rarely-used review procedure September 25, 2026 | Karoline Del Vecchio

Chinese solar panel maker Zhejiang Sunflower Great Health and EU importer Sunowe Solar have challenged a 2024 verdict at the bloc's General Court with a rarely used procedure which allows a ruling to be review... (more story)

Xi calls for US-China AI cooperation, human control over technology September 25, 2026 | Yonnex Li

Chinese President Xi Jinping urged greater US-China cooperation on artificial intelligence during talks with President Donald Trump at the White House, proposing dialogue on the technology's risks and benefits... (more story)

US trade court sides with Commerce on review of Chinese wood moulding orders September 24, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The US Court of International Trade sided with the US Commerce Department in a ruling Wednesday, upholding the final results of its redetermination in an administrative review of antidumping orders on Chinese ... (more story)

US Commerce correct to use surrogate data in review of dumping order, US CIT finds September 24, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

The US Court of International Trade upheld the Commerce Department’s decision to use data from Turkey and Bulgaria as primary and secondary surrogate countries, respectively, in an administrative review of a d... (more story)

US trade court rules against importer on exclusion request for heat sinks September 24, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US Court of International Trade has rejected an importer’s push to determine that its heat sinks are excluded from an antidumping and antisubsidy order on aluminum extrusions from China. 

US wooden fence picket makers say China dumping, subsidizing subject imports September 24, 2026 | Bradley Dress

A coalition of US producers filed a request on Thursday for the Commerce Department and the International Trade Commission to impose antidumping and antisubsidy duties on wooden fence pickets from China.

Spain proposes sector-by-sector approach to ‘Made in Europe’ industrial rules September 24, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

Spain has proposed deciding sector by sector whether trusted trading partners should qualify under the EU’s “Made in Europe” industrial rules. The proposal set out by the country's industry minister seeks to b... (more story)

US Senate Democrats push for Trump to hold line on AI chip controls September 23, 2026 | Bradley Dress

US Senate Democrats on Wednesday urged the Trump administration not to give China access to more advanced semiconductor chips that can power artificial intelligence as they pushed for legislative action that w... (more story)

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Trump, Xi meeting holds US-China trade truce steady September 25, 2026 | Bradley Dress

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping’s meeting this week largely focused on maintaining the relationship between the US and China, with the only major development a brief extension of a truc... (more story)

EU aluminum scrap policy causing a headache as waste exports showdown looms September 25, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello

In a bid to retain more aluminum scrap in the EU, officials recently abandoned the idea of export duties under trade rules in favor of export bans under waste legislation, where permission depends on how waste... (more story)

US congressional Democrats warn of new Trump tariff authorities in sanctions bill September 24, 2026 | Zack Budryk

Democrats in the US Congress sounded the alarm after the passage of legislation expanding President Donald Trump’s authorities to sanction Russia, arguing it contains expanded tariff authorities that could con... (more story)

US-China summit could see Board of Trade emerge September 21, 2026 | Bradley Dress

A high-stakes meeting later this week between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping could lead to new trade agreements and an extension of a truce on tariff hikes, but it’s unlikely a major brea... (more story)

China rails at EU foreign-subsidy rules, but is its M&A really treated unfairly? September 21, 2026 | Andrew Boyce and Lewis Crofts

Chinese companies were complaining that the EU's Foreign Subsidy Regulation would be unfair to them long before it even came into force. A recent flashpoint was Beijing's block on cooperation with an EU probe ... (more story)

US tariff powers in Russia bill could lead back to global trade chaos September 17, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker and Bradley Dress

US Congress handed President Donald Trump major new tariff powers after passing a controversial bill Wednesday to punish Russia, likely paving the way for the White House to threaten a number of countries in w... (more story)

US food tariff adjustments could provide opening for litigants September 17, 2026 | Zack Budryk

The US government’s multiple adjustments of tariffs on food and grocery products, during a period where grocery affordability is a hot-button political issue, could create opportunities for the various litigan... (more story)

Trump seeks leverage with US import prohibitions as questions mount September 16, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The Trump administration significantly ramped up the US trade war with Canada by banning the import of certain products, but a strategy that relies on outright prohibitions for leverage could lead to legal que... (more story)