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EU Parliament puts US trade deal on ice after latest Trump tariff hit
Agriculture and Food • February 23, 2026

EU Parliament puts US trade deal on ice after latest Trump tariff hit
Trump continues to attack Supreme Court after tariff ruling
News • February 23, 2026

Trump continues to attack Supreme Court after tariff ruling
Democrats salivate over Trump tariff chaos
Energy and Climate • February 22, 2026

Democrats salivate over Trump tariff chaos
EU loses patience following Trump’s latest tariff threat
Mobility • February 22, 2026

EU loses patience following Trump’s latest tariff threat
Top EU trade lawmaker calls to delay key vote on EU-US deal
Mobility • February 22, 2026

Top EU trade lawmaker calls to delay key vote on EU-US deal
How the US is moving away from Chinese imports
News • February 22, 2026

How the US is moving away from Chinese imports
Trump says he will raise global tariff to 15 percent
Agriculture and Food • February 21, 2026

Trump says he will raise global tariff to 15 percent
Merz vows coordinated EU line ahead of talks with Trump on tariffs
News • February 21, 2026

Merz vows coordinated EU line ahead of talks with Trump on tariffs
Macron says France ‘will adapt’ after Trump revives 10 percent global tariff
Agriculture and Food • February 21, 2026

Macron says France ‘will adapt’ after Trump revives 10 percent global tariff
Macron warns against complacency after Trump revives 10 percent global tariff
Agriculture and Food • February 21, 2026

Macron warns against complacency after Trump revives 10 percent global tariff
Trump launches new 10 percent global tariff after Supreme Court loss
Agriculture and Food • February 20, 2026

Trump launches new 10 percent global tariff after Supreme Court loss
What happens to billions in tariff money already paid? US Supreme Court leaves refunds unsettled.
Agriculture and Food • February 20, 2026

What happens to billions in tariff money already paid? US Supreme Court leaves refunds unsettled.
World leaders hold their breath for Trump’s next tariff move
Agriculture and Food • February 20, 2026

World leaders hold their breath for Trump’s next tariff move

As Trump’s tariffs are struck down, EU urges trade stability
Agriculture and Food • February 20, 2026

As Trump’s tariffs are struck down, EU urges trade stability
As Trump’s tariffs are struck down, EU urges trade stability
Agriculture and Food • February 20, 2026

As Trump’s tariffs are struck down, EU urges trade stability
Brussels pitches English-first approval to speed up EU trade deals
Negotiations • February 18, 2026

Brussels pitches English-first approval to speed up EU trade deals

Von der Leyen’s industry master plan runs into trouble
Competition and Industrial Policy • February 17, 2026

Von der Leyen’s industry master plan runs into trouble
Britain courts France to stay in ‘Made in Europe’ club
Competition and Industrial Policy • February 16, 2026

Britain courts France to stay in ‘Made in Europe’ club
Europe’s China shock worsens as trade deficit widens
Cars • February 13, 2026

Europe’s China shock worsens as trade deficit widens
After years of resistance, leaders finally say EU should go at different speeds
Competition and Industrial Policy • February 12, 2026

After years of resistance, leaders finally say EU should go at different speeds

5 things holding up the EU’s trade deal with Australia
Agriculture and Food • February 11, 2026

5 things holding up the EU’s trade deal with Australia
US debt forecast to hit $64T in a decade as Trump policies widen deficit
Financial Services • February 11, 2026

US debt forecast to hit $64T in a decade as Trump policies widen deficit

‘I don’t always agree with the methods’: Macron’s Buy European push hits Swedish resistance
Competition and Industrial Policy • February 11, 2026

‘I don’t always agree with the methods’: Macron’s Buy European push hits Swedish resistance
Von der Leyen says EU countries, not just Brussels, to blame for excess rules
Competition and Industrial Policy • February 11, 2026

Von der Leyen says EU countries, not just Brussels, to blame for excess rules
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