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Australia

EU to Australia: Stop calling your cheese Feta or Gruyere

At first glance, blocks of feta produced in Australia or in Greece are not as different as chalk and cheese. But for the European Union, they are.

South Korea

Protests erupt as relations cool between Japan and South Korea

Many South Koreans are angry that Japan has downgraded their country's trade status from "preferred" to just "normal".

Business

US-China trade talks resumed

US-China trade talks resumed in Shanghai amid low expectations for a breakthrough.

World News

US threatens €3.5bn additional tariffs on EU produce

The US Trade Representative (USTR) has revealed a list of EU produce that could be slapped with extra trade tariffs in response to a long-running dispute over aircraft subsidies.

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World News

Six key takeaways from the G20 summit in Osaka

From climate change to trade wars, here are the things you need to know as the annual two-day G20 summit wraps up on Saturday in Osaka, Japan.

World News

What's in the historic EU-Mercosur free-trade deal? | Euronews Answers

After two decades of negotiations, the EU and South American bloc Mercosur announced they reached a "historic" agreement on a free-trade treaty on Friday. What's in the historic deal and what are its critics' concerns?

Europe News

The Brief: European farmer's beef with Mercosur trade deal

With talks underway in Brussels about the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, we are in Melles, in the Belgian countryside where a number of small scale beef producers are based to talk about their concerns of opening up European markets to Latin America.

World News

What's the state of the EU-US trading relationship? Euronews explains

US President Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted the European Union is taking advantage of the US through unfair trade barriers. Euronews charts the trading relationship between the two partners.

World News

A third of EU countries have same food brand, but different contents

A report published by the European Commission showed that almost a third of branded foods sold in the bloc has the same or similar packaging, but different contents.

Europe News

'We must navigate the explosive trade issues,' says Japan's ambassador

"We must navigate the explosive trade issues", says Japan's ambassador to the EU ahead of the G20 summit in Osaka

Europe News

Brussels Economic Forum 2019 looks at EU's global role

Brussels Economic Forum 2019 looked at making the EU a global power, and Arancha González shared her thoughts with Euronews on how that could happen.

Real Economy

Uncertainty and trade tensions slow down the global economy

In partnership with The European Commission

Whilst domestic factors are set to support the European economy, global uncertainties are weighing it down.

World News

Is the US right to claim the EU is not treating it fairly on trade?

In an interview with Euronews on Monday, US secretary of state Mike Pompeo said the US hadn't "been treated fairly" by the EU. Did he have a point?

Business

British Steel liquidation threatens 5,000 jobs in England

Britain’s second-largest steelmaker has been forced into liquidation as attempts continue to secure £75m (€85m) to help mitigate Brexit-related issues.

USA

Experts say China isn't too worried about Trump's tariff threats

The Chinese strategy, one expert said, is basically to let Trump bluster and then resume talking with more serious administration officials.

Belgium

What does the EU trade with China? In charts

As officials from the EU and China meet in search of creating stronger trade ties, we take a look at why and how this summit is critical for Europe.

Italy

Italy joins China's Belt and Road plan

The "Belt and Road" infrastructure project hopes to link China to Europe and speed up the process of getting goods to markets. Italy is the first member of the Group of Seven industrialised powers to endorse such a deal.

World

Long delays in Calais as customs workers protest over Brexit workload

Customs officials in Calais are operating a go slow in protest over what they claim is a lack of resources being allocated to manage their post-Brexit workload.

China

Chinese stocks jump after Trump extends tariff deadline

Chinese stocks made their biggest single day gain on Monday after US president Trump announced he would extend the March 1st tariff deadline.

World

UK's largest fruit and vegetable market prepares for Brexit

Some traders say they’re already feeling the effects of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union - because they are finding it difficult to recruit. But others facing the future with confidence.