Trade war
Europe is edging closer to a trade war with China. Here’s why.
EU officials weigh more powerful trade and industrial measures to curb Beijing’s growing dominance in sensitive fields
China uses for the first time new rules to counter ‘improper’ foreign jurisdiction over its firms
In the years since, Beijing has further bolstered its toolkit with measures such as an anti-foreign sanctions law
US, China to set up trade and investment boards to address mutual concerns, says Beijing
THE US and China agreed to establish boards on trade and investment at the May 14-15 Trump-Xi summit, though US President Donald Trump said he did not discuss a possible extension of his tariff truce ...
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With global attention on the US-China summit, is it really the ‘prisoner’s dilemma’ keeping the West from a coordinated strategy?
SBF pushes back on US trade probes, warns tariffs would hurt American firms
Singapore’s acts, policies and practices do not ‘burden or restrict’ commerce of the United States, it adds
Singapore tells US it has no forced labour in supply chains, pushes back on overcapacity claims
Any trade surplus the city-state runs with other nations is a ‘market-driven’ outcome, says MTI
This Singapore deep-tech startup believes its paper batteries are an important part of the global clean energy transition
Flint wants to get its cellulose-based batteries into every device that requires them, says co-founder
The court says no: the Supreme Court’s rebuke of Trump’s tariff gambit
The ruling is a victory for the rule of law, but it is not the end of the trade war
Airbus CEO warns of new risks after ‘significant’ trade damage
‘The industrial landscape in which we operate is sown with difficulties,’ says Guillaume Faury
Trump’s trade war and the persistence of magical thinking
The tariffs have been effective at one thing: generating political theatre while imposing costs on American households and businesses