Dumping/Duties

One critic of the plan in the upper chamber says they may ask MPs “to come back with a better bill that is less dangerous.”

Some leaders have called on new European Council President António Costa to help rein her in.

On the eve of its EU presidency, Warsaw plans to only tackle trade talks with Ukraine after a presidential election in May, diplomats tell POLITICO.

The prince, the prime ministers and the alleged spy: what we know about the scandal gripping the U.K.

Discussions include the issue of transit through Ukrainian territory, Slovak prime minister says.

POLITICO brings you the new elements of Europe’s trade deal with South America struck last week.

Trump’s punitive tariffs would put Brussels under pressure to cut a defensive deal to fend off a glut of Chinese exports.

Ursula von der Leyen granted the wish of her native Germany by flying off to seal an accord with the Mercosur bloc. France, which fiercely opposes the deal, is in uproar.

As Irish election winners tussle for positions of power, Donald Trump’s Jan. 20 inauguration adds a sense of urgency in Dublin.

Liam Byrne, Labour chair of the House of Commons trade committee, tells POLITICO summit that president-elect should strike a grand bargain.

For now, the financial markets are taking the president-elect’s tariff threats seriously, if not literally.

STRASBOURG — Italy’s Bruna Szego was chosen as the chair of the EU’s new dirty-money watchdog on Monday following a three-hour hearing before the European Parliament’s economy …

“We should not be opening old trade disputes, and we should be avoiding new trade disputes,” Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis says.

Trump’s first-term trade representative has been the architect behind many of the president-elect’s protectionist proposals.

The move comes after the French president met his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the G20 in Brazil.

Will it be Harleys again? Or is the EU going to hit back at more products when Donald Trump makes good on his tariff threats?

Preemptive efforts to counter expected criticism of tariffs signal an even greater shake-up on trade during Trump’s second term.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says he wants “good relations with all of our allies” — and won’t get into Trump tariff carve-outs.

President-elect says Homan will oversee deportation of illegal immigrants

EU-funded projects abroad are being built by Chinese companies.

Veteran Slovak addresses MEP trade concerns in several languages without veering off message.

Beijing hits back after Brussels imposed definitive duties of 8 to 35 percent on Chinese electric vehicle imports.

Beijing has made it clear that it does not accept Brussels’ decision against Chinese carmakers.

The Labour government insists it’s not going soft on Beijing — but hawks are concerned.