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News from around the world, from stalled trade talks to a devastating bar fire in Bangkok and a scandal involving the US commerce secretary
EU-China trade talks, Andy Burnham's UK vision, and Venezuela earthquake aftermath
Democrats and Republicans gear up for crucial elections as Canada pushes for trade agreement renewal
A Ukrainian tennis player speaks out against Russian athletes, Iran plans a massive funeral, and Canada requests a trade agreement renewal.
Amidst a rare celestial event, the US faces pressing concerns on trade and cybersecurity
Autonomous vehicles navigate complex streets as global trade tensions simmer
A House Democrat advocates for diplomacy with Iran, an 89-year-old volunteer shines at the Olympics, and US trade officials note a shift in GOP lawmakers' views on tariffs.
The Trump administration is grappling with a surge in anti-ICE student protests, a court ruling on tariff refunds, and escalating tensions with Iran, as the president seeks to maintain leverage in trade negotiations and
Indian trade officials postpone US visit to finalize trade pact after US Supreme Court strikes down key tariffs, throwing negotiations into uncertainty.
A Trump official sparks controversy by backing Russia's return to global sports, while a UK trade envoy faces investigation over misconduct allegations, and a mass shooting in Canada raises questions about AI accountability.
President Trump's sudden tariff rate hike to 15% has upended a trade deal with the UK, which had previously agreed to a 10% rate, sparking tensions and uncertainty in global trade.
The Supreme Court's decision to strike down Trump's tariffs has sparked a heated response from the President and raised questions about the future of US trade policy.
In a tumultuous week for the tech and trade sectors, the Supreme Court blocked Trump's emergency tariffs, potentially resulting in billions of dollars in refunds, while Tesla drastically reduced Cybertruck prices to stimulate sales. Meanwhile, an AI coding bot caused an outage at Amazon Web Services, sparking concerns about the reliability of automated systems.
Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. has agreed to reopen negotiations with Paramount Skydance Corp. after the suitor proposed a higher bid, while the Port of Los Angeles experiences a slump in imports due to trade disruptions caused by Trump tariffs. The developments highlight the complex interplay between global trade policies and the business strategies of major corporations.
The US is navigating complex relationships with China, India, and Iran, while facing internal conflicts over President Trump's social media activity and the latest dietary guidelines. A cardiologist weighs in on the new guidelines, as the US and India announce a framework for an interim trade deal. Meanwhile, Trump warns Iran of "steep" consequences if a deal is not reached.
A bomb cyclone has brought record cold temperatures to the US, killing two in North Carolina, while protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are set to take place across the country. Meanwhile, global trade tensions are on the rise as China's trade surplus balloons to $1.2 trillion, and a French tech firm's contract with ICE sparks outrage in France.
The past week was marked by a series of significant global events. US-Canada trade tensions escalated, winter storms hit the US, and markets reacted. Let's take a closer look at these stories and how they intersected.
The European Union and India signed a long-awaited free-trade agreement (FTA) on January 27, 2026. Gold prices continued their record-breaking rally, surpassing $5000. In crypto, the 'safe' yield trade reached $6 billion after market volatility.
The EU-India Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (EICETA) was discussed during a virtual summit between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on January 26, 2022. The agreement is expected to eliminate tariffs on 80-90% of EU- India trade, with gradual reductions on the remaining tariffs over a period of up to 10 years. This will benefit sectors such as automobiles, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.
As the US-China trade war continues to impact consumer behavior, European companies are seeing a surge in M&A activity, while investors and traders navigate shifting market trends. Meanwhile, Germany tests demand for a new 20-year bond, and a major bank considers an insurer-friendly risk transfer.