world news 20/05/2018 As it happened this morning, Monday, May 21 How the key international stories unfolded today.
state of the union 18/05/2018 State of the Union: EU's Mideast dilemma, Zuckerberg heads for Brussels In this edition of State of the Union: In the week that Donald Trump officially moved the US embassy to Jerusalem, sparking protests and violence
world news 30/04/2018 EU-US: Trade war or no trade war? Deadline looms for Donald Trump to decide whether EU will be permanently exempted from metal tariffs
USA 03/04/2018 Tit-for-tat trade tariffs between China and the United States fuel fears of a trade war China may also look to markets in other countries instead of the US, trade representatives say
brussels bureau 13/03/2018 EU seeks exemptions from Trump's tariffs Brussels is facing mounting pressure from the European steel industry to protect its interests
world news 09/03/2018 International condemnation over Trump trade tariffs President Trump’s trade tariffs provoke condemnation for some of the US’s main international trading partners.
brussels bureau 05/03/2018 What next for EU-UK trade relations? Business representatives mull post-Brexit trade ties at Brussels forum, as EU prepares to publish guidelines
world news 29/01/2018 What is Trump’s problem with the EU’s trade policy? Euronews asked trade and politics experts why Trump thinks EU policies are “very unfair” to the US.
United Kingdom 15/12/2017 Brexit: Institute of Directors wants more clarity over customs union The IoD says the UK government must provide more clarity about what it wants from phase two of Brexit talks
United Kingdom 23/11/2017 Could Brexit mean increased prices in fruit imports from the EU? Euronews takes a look at which of your favourite fruit and vegetables might be impacted by Brexit negotiations
economy 01/09/2017 Britain frustrated with slow Brexit talks British trade minister Liam Fox said on Friday that Britain wouldn't be blackmailed into agreeing on the cost of leaving the European Union
Africanews 23/08/2017 Vanilla prices soar in Madagascar The soaring prices of the commodity has fostered a highly lucrative enviroment leading to the rise of cartels and unscrupulous traders.
economy 13/07/2017 China trade with N.Korea up 10.5 pct China's exports to N.Korea on the rise as imports fall
brussels bureau 06/07/2017 The Brief from Brussels: disagreement remain over migration This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top EU news stories.
brussels bureau 30/05/2017 The Brief From Brussels: US, Germany ties under strain after Trump tweets This is the Brief from Brussels, a roundup of today’s top stories from Europe’s de facto political capital.
Vietnam 21/05/2017 TPP free trade pact to go ahead with or without US Pacific rim countries move forward with the TPP free trade pact, but the US confirms it will not return to the partnership.
brussels bureau 16/05/2017 EU's top court makes surprise ruling on trade deals Amid growing doubt and concern about the future of key trade agreements, there is a surprise ruling from the European Union’s top court.
brussels bureau 09/05/2017 Mexico and EU closing in on trade deal With Mexico's future trade relations with the US up for renegotiation, Europe seeks to take advantage with an improved agreement
economy 28/04/2017 No Trump bump for US economy Weak consumer spending caused the US economy to grow at a just 0.7 percent annual rate between January and March - its weakest pace in three years.
economy 24/04/2017 Macron and Le Pen's different economic strategies Macron favours the euro, free trade and globalisation. Le Pen has described the run-off with Macron as a referendum on "uncontrolled globalisation".
