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US DOJ identifies new targets in trade compliance probes
The US Department of Justice is planning to widen its enforcement of trade compliance by going after more key actors involved in duty evasion, including those who h... (more story)
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Iran offensive could unlock new UW trade powers for Trump after court setback
Weeks after the US Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump from using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to levy tariffs, the US military ... (more story)
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Democrat-led US states file challenge to Trump tariffs under Section 122
Two dozen Democratic state attorneys general on Thursday filed a lawsuit in the US Court of International Trade seeking to block President Donald Trump’s use of Sec... (more story)
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Trade ministers from the 166 World Trade Organization member countries, who will meet next week, should discuss changing the organization's decision-making process to be able to make decisions faster, accordin... (more story)
EU leaders on Thursday agreed targeted flexibilities for the Emissions Trading System — including changes to free allocations and price controls — while stopping short of a structural overhaul. The European Co... (more story)
EU leaders want to see a deal on the bloc's clean industry plan, the Industrial Accelerator Act, agreed by the end of 2026. They highlighted the importance of “establishing a targeted and proportionate ‘Europe... (more story)
Marc van der Woude, the president of the EU’s lower-tier General Court, is set to leave the judiciary this autumn, MLex has learned. His resignation will take effect on Sept. 15 and is for personal reasons, a ... (more story)
The UK Trade Minister Chris Bryant has said he had "good conversations" with his French counterparts about the possibility of including Britain in the EU’s Made in Europe plans. He added that after the meeting... (more story)
Ongoing shifts in US trade policy will likely continue to require work on the EU side to avoid damaged relations and offer predictability for businesses, senior European Commission trade official Denis Redonne... (more story)
The European Parliament’s International Trade Committee has approved two laws paving the way for the EU-US trade deal to be approved in a plenary session as early as next week. The Turnberry Agreement, provisi... (more story)
EU-wide emergency measures to curb energy costs are unlikely at the March 19-20 European Council, as divisions persist among EU countries. Leaders are expected to focus on national steps, including tax cuts an... (more story)
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An alleged scheme to divert billions of dollars’ worth of high-performance Supermicro servers integrated with Nvidia artificial intelligence technology to China involved repeated deceptions of corporate compli... (more story)
India has eased foreign direct investment rules for China-linked investments, introducing a 10 percent threshold and fast-track approvals in select sectors under Press Note 3. While the move aims to revive cap... (more story)
The Trump administration’s sweeping Section 301 trade investigation into forced labor will cast a shadow over the upcoming talks for the review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement and throws a wrench ... (more story)
When trade ministers of 166 countries meet later this month, how to reform the World Trade Organization will be the most urgent point on the agenda. Many countries agree that a reform is necessary to ensure th... (more story)
The US has launched two major Section 301 trade investigations covering most of its trading partners, but the broad scope of the cases raises a host of questions about the evidentiary standards behind the prob... (more story)
The race to host the new EU Customs Authority has turned into a high-stakes political contest. Two parallel battles are unfolding: in the European Parliament, where political groups have largely shaped their s... (more story)
Weeks after the US Supreme Court blocked President Donald Trump from using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to levy tariffs, the US military campaign against Iran may unlock new executiv... (more story)
The US is struggling to implement an unprecedented tariff refund system to give back some $166 billion as the Court of International Trade takes an expansive role in directing Customs and Border Protection to ... (more story)