The demise of NAFTA illustrates once again how the force of commerce cannot transcend the political.

Mexico has missed a golden opportunity to stand up to US bullying and provide a much-needed lesson on the continent’s deepening economic interdependence.

A new front has opened in President Trump’s worldwide trade war, and this one is much closer to home.

US and Canadian negotiators have agreed in principle to a new trade deal. Just don’t call it ‘NAFTA.’

The focus is now on Canada to come to terms with Washington. But Ottawa’s position may not be as dire as it seems.

It’s hard to separate the reality from the hype surrounding Mexico’s new president.

The Mexican establishment is bracing for Hurricane Obrador.

For all the vicious debate, people may be surprised to learn that a US-Mexico border wall already exists.