Business Series Modi and Trudeau defend free trade at Davos Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Canada's Justin Trudeau came out in defence of free trade at the World Economic Forum in Davos. 23/01/2018
Spain Busted: cocaine-filled pineapple ring Spanish and Portuguese police have seized more than 700 kg of cocaine wrapped in pineapple skins and shipped from South America. 18/01/2018
China UK eyes Pacific free trade group Trade Minister Liam Fox says the UK wants to see how the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) evolves before considering joining it, in a bid to boost exports after Brexit. 03/01/2018
Europe News EU-Mexico: No trade deal for Christmas Sticking points remain over upgraded trade pact, after Brussels talks 21/12/2017
United Kingdom UK vows to push for ‘bespoke’ Brexit deal despite Barnier refusal Theresa May’s full cabinet has held its first discussion on the future relationship the UK should seek with the EU after Brexit. 19/12/2017
United Kingdom A champagne Brexit Trade with the UK is taking a hit as the economy struggles to cope with Brexit 15/12/2017
Argentina World Trade Organization's ministerial conference opens in Buenos Aire The World Trade Organization's 11th ministerial conference has opened in Buenos Aires with hopes of boosting the development of the global trading system. 11/12/2017
United Kingdom Euroviews. EU needs British money so UK should be setting trade ultimatums: View As European leaders demand more concessions in return for trade talks with the UK, UKIP's David Challice says the talks are happening upside down. 20/11/2017
Europe News EU-Canada trade pact sparks food safety concerns Campaigners fear there could be a drop in food standards, as CETA deal comes into force 21/09/2017
United Kingdom UK seeks interim EU customs deal to avoid Brexit trade chaos The EU says it will study the trade proposals carefully but progress must first be made on the UK's divorce arrangements. 15/08/2017
Turkey Turkey reacts angrily as Germany piles on pressure Turkey has reacted angrily to pressure from Germany to release the six human rights activists it is continuing to hold in pre-trial detention, one of them a German national. 20/07/2017
Ukraine Euroviews. View: Why an EU-Ukraine customs union would be mutually benefitial If the EU turns Ukraine away, what message does that send to other states in our neighborhood, or to Russia? 12/07/2017
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: MEPs urge caution on Turkey EU bid This is the Brief from Brussels, a daily roundup of the top stories from the EU's de facto political capital. 05/07/2017
Cuba Trump to reverse thaw in relations with Cuba Donald Trump is about to overturn another of Barack Obama's big initiatives: the thaw in relations with Cuba 16/06/2017
Italy No deal on climate change at G7 summit in Sicily Climate change remains a sticking point, but some progress is made on trade at the G7. 26/05/2017
Economy Eurozone growth steady, no protectionist hit to trade The eurozone economy grew 0.5 percent in the first three months of the year from the previous quarter and the region's trade surplus expanded. 16/05/2017
China 'One Belt,One Road' China's plan to reposition global economy China hosts 'One Belt,One Road' conference to reposition world trade 15/05/2017
Economy G7 finance ministers puzzle over Trump's policies Finance chiefs from the world's richest nations are pressing the US not to break global consensus in areas such as trade and financial regulation. 12/05/2017
Economy US-China trade plan progress unveiled, but deficit benefits unclear A US-China deal on agricultural products, trade, financial services, investment and energy will likely make little difference to the US trade deficit. 12/05/2017
Economy German trade and industry powers ahead German exports and imports hit record-highs in March. Industrial production edged down but was still better than expected. 09/05/2017