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U.K. to drop tariffs on US Goods in Airbus-Boeing dispute
The U.K. government said it will drop the tariffs that the EU had imposed on $4 billion of U.S. goods, part of the long-running dispute…
Container shortage threatens India’s nascent export revival
A recent revival in Indian exports is under threat because there aren’t enough shipping containers to get the goods across the sea.
Trump set record sanctions use that Biden is likely to maintain
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions at a record-shattering pace of about three times a day during the president’s time in office: a slew of…
Britain and Europe need the Brexit talks to succeed
A deal that lessens some of the damage is achievable, and long overdue.
Treasury sanctions programs face broad review from Biden team
President-elect Joe Biden’s national security team plans to conduct a top-to-bottom review of sanctions operations at the U.S. Treasury Department, including an evaluation of current…
Biden picks Vilsack to reprise role as Agriculture Secretary
President-elect Joe Biden turned to former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack to reprise his Obama administration role as U.S. agriculture secretary, according to two people familiar…
Johnson heads into Brussels showdown over Brexit trade deal
Boris Johnson travels to Brussels for dinner with Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday as both sides seek to save Brexit trade negotiations.
US targets illegal North Korean coal sales with new sanctions
The U.S. announced new sanctions on entities and ships it says are helping North Korea sell coal in violation of international restrictions meant to reign…
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US expected to make dairy-trade complaint against Canada
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer is expected to unveil an enforcement action against Canada over its rules for U.S. dairy imports, according to a government…
One Brexit deal is done, but the big one waits
The resolution of talks over Britain’s compliance with last year’s withdrawal treaty is crucial. But it doesn’t break the logjam.