China has spent years reducing reliance on US soy producers, and these efforts are now starting to resonate in the power dynamics underpinning US-China trade tensions.

Trump's tariff diplomacy seeks to undermine and remake the postwar trade order. The irony is that, while intended to maintain US dominance, the strategy may accelerate the redistribution of economic power to emerging economies, leading to the transition to a multipolar world.

The ongoing rift in US-India relations has shed light on some longstanding contradictions in the relationship, and while the two sides may still yet find common ground, the road to resolution will surely be a rocky one.

This week we examine some concerning job numbers in the US economy, a new round of Trump tariffs, and new evidence of a hardening line on Russia from President Trump.

The 15% rate imposed by the recent EU-US trade deal will fundamentally restructure trade, energy, and defense flows across the Atlantic, advancing US economic and strategic priorities and putting the EU under substantial adjustment pressure going forward.

Türkiye’s strategic geography, expanding export focus, and manufacturing capabilities are positioning it as a key player in the reconfiguration of global trade, serving both as a bridge and a buffer amid the current era of tariffs, sanctions, and supply chain disruptions.

The US-Vietnam tariff deal is highly significant: disrupting Chinese-linked export routes, chipping away at ASEAN unity, and possibly even forcing a fundamental rethink of global manufacturing strategies.

An in-depth look at how the US manufacturing boom envisioned by the Trump tariffs brings new economic risks, namely via trade retaliation, economic disruptions, and long-term fiscal strain.

The US consumer is key in delineating the political limits of any trade war, and signs abound that high debt and sagging confidence have left them unprepared for what’s in store.

Examining the scope of President Trump’s new China tariffs, their likely consequences, and how they match up to previous rounds of the US-China trade war.

The incoming CDU-led government inherits a daunting to-do list: revive economic growth, achieve greater European strategic autonomy, and unite an increasingly fractured Germany society.

Will the Trump administration’s zeal for fossil fuel development be enough to get the long-dormant Alaska LNG project off the ground?

The economic view from Europe as a new round of Trump tariffs looms. What are the stakes for different sectors and states in a new US-EU trade war?

If implemented, the Trump tariffs will have a profound impact on economies, politics, and foreign relations in North America and beyond.

In taking aim at the Canadian economy, President Trump is seeking to remake a trading relationship that is actually overwhelmingly favorable to the United States.

Tariffs are questionable economic policy, but their role in inflation is minimal.

Asia-Pacific nations hope the CPTPP and RCEP will drive growth in 2021 as economies recover from COVID-19.

President Trump came to power on a platform of reducing the trade deficit, yet in 2020 the gap remains wide as ever. What went wrong?

Boldness in the face of uncertainty is required of the Canadian government if it wants to ensure the best possible post-Brexit trade relationship.

Do internal constraints like the EP and an activist civil society help or hinder the EU Commission in its trade negotiations?