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Steel pipe dumping order petition had enough industry backing, US appeals court rules September 18, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the Commerce Department’s ruling that the antidumping duty petition for oil country tubular goods from Argentina had proper industry backing.

EU countries split over ownership checks in ‘Made in Europe’ rules September 18, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

EU governments are divided over whether companies should face ownership checks before their products can qualify for “Made in Europe” preferences under the Industrial Accelerator Act, amid concerns that foreig... (more story)

China backs mining self-regulation on trade, fair competition September 18, 2026 | MLex Staff

China’s Commerce Ministry has backed a new industry initiative setting expectations for Chinese mining companies on fair competition, supply-chain due diligence and sustainable operations in international mark... (more story)

EU, China target first concrete trade outcomes at October talks September 17, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

The EU and China are aiming for concrete progress on trade imbalances, market access for European companies and rare-earth export controls when their trade chiefs meet in Beijing on Oct. 8-9, the European Comm... (more story)

EU, Canada should deepen cooperation on critical minerals, AI, Carney says September 17, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet

Canada can help fulfil Europe's need for a reliable supply for critical minerals, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said. In a speech to the European Parliament, he also called for greater bilateral coop... (more story)

China advances unified-market rules as foreign-related legal toolkit expands September 17, 2026 | MLex Staff

China has completed an initial draft of its planned National Unified Market Construction Regulation, which will target local protectionism, market fragmentation and destructive competition, the Ministry of Jus... (more story)

US House passes Russia sanctions bill with new tariff powers for president September 16, 2026 | Bradley Dress

The US House of Representatives on Wednesday evening passed a Russia sanctions bill that includes new tariff powers for the executive branch, sending the legislation to President Donald Trump's desk.

Ag reps, lawmakers voice frustration over US trade policy impact on domestic producers September 16, 2026 | Eliana Hubacker

Representatives from several US agriculture sector industries testified that multiple aspects of US trade policy, notably tariffs and strained relationships with major trading partners, have made it more diffi... (more story)

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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)

EU's Von der Leyen tiptoes around China despite ‘tipping point’ trade warning September 16, 2026 | Oscar Pandiello and Cynthia Kroet

The EU’s widening trade deficit with China may be at a “tipping point,” as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned in a major speech on Wednesday, but she stopped short of announcing new meas... (more story)

Japan's contrasting Shibaura, Makino FDI decisions offer clues to screening approach September 15, 2026 | Sachiko Sakamaki

Japan’s blocking of Asian private-equity firm MBK Partners’ acquisition of machine-tool maker Makino Milling Machine in April — its first such intervention in nearly two decades — contrasts sharply with the co... (more story)

WTO reform talks resume this month as members target decisions by 2028 September 14, 2026 | Cynthia Kroet and Ryan Harrison

World Trade Organization members are set to resume discussions on reform in Geneva this month, with a focus on bridging differences over industrial subsidies, development and decision making. Set against a bac... (more story)

US customs eyes challenging overhaul of import, documentation rules September 10, 2026 | Bradley Dress

US Customs and Border Protection is pushing for a major overhaul of its import screening and documentation process, but the proposals could create more regulatory hurdles and potentially place limitations on s... (more story)

Tech businesses concerned about EU’s upcoming procurement rules September 10, 2026 | Masha Borak

Technology groups warn that the EU’s proposed Public Procurement Act could limit opportunities for non-EU companies by allowing authorities to favor European suppliers on security and sovereignty grounds. The ... (more story)