Category : Trade


UK Court Revives £36bn Brazil Dam Case Against BHP

British victims triumph as UK High Court allows historic £36 billion lawsuit against BHP over Brazil's catastrophic Mariana dam collapse to proceed, marking one of largest group claims in English legal history.

China suspends US soybean tariffs in trade thaw

Beijing suspends retaliatory tariffs on US soybeans and automobiles in a significant de-escalation of trade tensions, while Morgan Stanley reports strong earnings and a major UK energy firm faces cyberattack.

Australia-China Critical Minerals Deal Reshapes Global Supply

In a strategic pivot, Australia's Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles announces groundbreaking critical minerals cooperation with China, reshaping global supply chains and challenging Western dominance in green technology resources.

Malaysia Defends Trump Trade Deal Amid Criticism

Malaysian government officials have launched a robust defence of their new trade agreement with the Trump administration, dismissing criticism as 'misguided' while highlighting potential economic benefits for Southeast Asia.

Supreme Court rejects Trump's tariff revival bid

In a significant legal setback for Donald Trump, the US Supreme Court has rejected the former president's bid to revive controversial tariff policies, marking a pivotal moment for American trade relations.

Trump's 60% China Tariff Threat Rocks Markets

Former President Donald Trump proposes massive 60% tariffs on Chinese imports, sparking economic concerns and market volatility as experts warn of potential global trade war.

Texas Governor threatens New York with tariffs in trade war

In an unprecedented political confrontation, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has threatened devastating tariffs against New York State, targeting key economic sectors in response to what he calls 'economic war' policies from progressive lawmakers.

Trump Tariffs May Double UK Pasta Prices

Former President Donald Trump's proposed blanket tariffs could cause pasta prices to skyrocket in Britain, with experts warning of severe impact on household budgets and inflation.

UK destroys edible food while Gaza starves

Shocking investigation reveals UK supermarkets and suppliers are dumping thousands of tonnes of food that could feed starving Palestinians, as government red tape blocks life-saving aid shipments.

Carney apologises to Trump for Canadian tariff ads

Former Bank of England Governor Mark Carney makes unexpected apology to Donald Trump for Canadian government's attack ads during tense trade negotiations, revealing behind-the-scenes diplomatic tensions.

Canada's Carney apologises to Trump over tariff ad

Prime Minister Mark Carney has extended a formal apology to former US President Donald Trump after Ontario's premier authorised a provocative political advertisement using Ronald Reagan's likeness to criticise new American tariffs.

£50bn Brexit bill shocks UK taxpayers

Shock revelations expose how Britain's Brexit agreement could cost UK taxpayers an eye-watering £50 billion in ongoing payments to Brussels, raising questions about the true price of sovereignty.

Trump's Return Could Undermine Dollar Dominance

Exclusive analysis reveals how a second Trump presidency could destabilise global financial markets and fracture Western support for Ukraine, with the US dollar's supremacy at stake.

Carney: Free Trade Era Is Over

In a landmark speech that sent shockwaves through international markets, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told world leaders the age of free trade and open investment has ended, signalling a dramatic shift in global economic policy.

Govt Shutdown Threatens Halloween Food Assistance

Millions of American families face Halloween horror as vital food benefits could vanish amid political deadlock over government funding, threatening nutrition programmes nationwide.

Senate blocks Trump tariffs in historic vote

In a dramatic political showdown, the US Senate has voted to block Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plans, marking the first major legislative rebuke of his economic agenda and forcing significant policy revisions.

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