Category : Trade


Trump Threatens 25% Tariffs on South Korea

Donald Trump announces plans to raise US tariffs on South Korean imports to 25%, blaming Seoul's National Assembly for failing to ratify a trade agreement reached last year.

Americans Set for Bigger Tax Refunds in 2026

Millions of Americans could see tax refunds increase by up to 30% this year due to new deductions and credits introduced in recent legislation, including changes to SALT and child tax credits.

Balkan Truckers Block Borders Over EU Entry Rules

Truck drivers from non-EU Balkan nations have blocked key border crossings in coordinated protests against stricter enforcement of EU entry regulations, demanding exemptions for professional drivers.

Canada Rejects China Free Trade, Says Carney

Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney has stated that Canada has no plans to seek a free trade agreement with China, citing strategic and economic concerns.

Trump Threatens Canada with 100% Tariffs Over China

Former US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Canada, threatening to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian goods if the country strikes a deal with China, claiming China would 'eat Canada alive'.

Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada Over China Deal

Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if the country proceeds with a trade agreement with China, warning against using Canada as a 'Drop Off Port' for Chinese exports to the US.

The 'Black Tax': Burden and Pride for African Workers

African workers discuss the 'black tax', where remittances to relatives are both a financial strain and a source of pride, impacting economies and personal finances across the continent and diaspora.

Virginia Firm Buys Used Jets for DHS Deportation Flights

Daedalus Aviation Corp, a little-known Virginia start-up with a $140 million DHS contract for deportation jets, is acquiring secondhand Boeing 737s. The firm's leader may be connected to another company that secured a nearly $1 billion migrant transport d

Australia Weighs Steel Import Curbs as China Tensions Loom

The Albanese government is preparing for potential trade hostilities with China as it considers imposing new quotas and tariffs on imported steel. Australian manufacturers face severe strain from surging imports, prompting an urgent Productivity Commissio

MP Calls for Help-to-Buy Boats to Save Fishing Industry

A Labour MP has urged the government to introduce a help-to-buy scheme for fishing vessels alongside funded training pathways to secure the industry's future, as MPs warn of severe impacts from ending overseas hiring rules.

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