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Who Controls the Ports Controls the Trade
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Who Controls the Ports Controls the Trade

Xi Jinping has formalized China's push for a Belt and Road port alliance as shipping routes from Hormuz to Panama face mounting pressure. What does this mean for global trade architecture?

Why China's Import Pledge Isn't Just About Trade
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Why China's Import Pledge Isn't Just About Trade

China promises to expand imports and open its vast market to help other countries boost exports. But is this genuine openness or strategic maneuvering amid growing trade tensions?

When Courts Say 'Illegal' But Politics Says 'More Please
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When Courts Say 'Illegal' But Politics Says 'More Please

Trump's tariff regime has been ruled unlawful by federal courts, yet he's promising even steeper trade barriers. What happens when law meets political will in global trade?

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Trump Defies Supreme Court, Threatens "Much Higher Tariffs
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Trump Defies Supreme Court, Threatens "Much Higher Tariffs

Trump warns countries against "playing games" with Supreme Court ruling that struck down his emergency tariff powers, signaling potential trade war escalation despite legal setbacks.

Who's Really Afraid of Trade Deficits?
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Who's Really Afraid of Trade Deficits?

Behind the FT paywall lies a heated debate about trade deficits. We break down why economists are divided and what it means for your wallet.

US and Taiwan flags standing on a wooden table in a meeting room.
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Trade Win or Industrial Risk? Taiwan US Trade Deal 15% Tariff Sparks Debate

Taiwan's opposition warns of heavy long-term costs following a new trade deal with the US that secures a 15% reciprocal tariff rate.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Xi Jinping at a summit in Beijing
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Mark Carney Xi Jinping China Visit 2026: Pitching a 'New Global Reality'

Prime Minister Mark Carney met President Xi Jinping in Beijing on Jan 16, 2026, pitching a new relationship for security and prosperity in a changing global reality.

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Brazil Plans to Scrap Visa Requirements for Chinese Citizens by 2026
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Brazil Plans to Scrap Visa Requirements for Chinese Citizens by 2026

Brazil is preparing to waive visa requirements for Chinese tourists and business travelers, with an announcement expected in early 2026. The move aims to deepen ties with its largest trading partner, China.

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