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Economists say tariffs would slow global growth and drive prices higher.

The prospect of a trade war with the US has loomed over the Prime Minister’s trip to Brussels.

Have you ever bought a souvenir from a local market on holiday? Or tried to travel overseas with a guitar? If so, you may have been stopped at the airport if your item contains animal or plant parts. This is because most countries, and also the EU, implement Cites, the…

A nationwide plan to digitise immigration documents recently came into force. Since January 1, millions of foreign nationals who live in the UK must now use digital-only status documents, as all biometric residence permits expired at the end of 2024.

EU leaders address challenges from Russia and US trade war threats, emphasizing unity and sovereignty.

Mr Trump announced tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, but agreed to pause the measure for Mexico after a call with the country’s president.

KEIR Starmer sought to downplay the threat of American tariffs on the UK – as he insisted that Britain did not need to pick between close ties…

Belgium's new PM Bart De Wever leads a diverse coalition government focusing on economic reforms and unity.

British PM Keir Starmer navigates post-Brexit EU and U.S. trade relations, emphasizing cooperation and security amidst challenges.

Here's the thing about the American auto industry: It is, more than anything, the North American auto industry. Over the past few decades, the factories, product planning, parts networks and supply chains are have become deeply intertwined across the United States, Mexico and Canada. President Donald Trump doesn't believe the…