Dumping/Duties

If you aren’t sure what the difference is between an anti-subsidy probe and an investigation into foreign subsidies, we’ve got you covered.

Europe’s top pork-producing region is ground zero for intensive systems that devour scarce water and cause nitrate pollution.

The U.K. and EU are planning separate systems to tax carbon-heavy imports, prompting familiar fears about the impact in Northern Ireland.

Mexico’s president called the raid ‘a flagrant violation of international law.’

Industry is consulting with the Commission to address threat posed by factory in Chinese-run “enclave” in Egypt.

Bid to dump 1930s-era language fails as public dismisses proposed amendments as too weak and open to messy court fights.

A British investigation would follow the launch of a similar probe by the EU last October.

A trade deal with the Mercosur bloc won’t be sealed before the European election, but that doesn’t mean it will never see the light of day.

The failure of WTO member countries to produce anything meaningful at the group’s 13th Ministerial Conference could further erode the Geneva-based organization’s ability to create new global trade rules.

From nationwide abortion bans to classroom culture wars, assaults on climate science and political weaponization of the military, his return to the White House could make Trump 1.0 seem tame.

The government says discussions with Canada are continuing.

He’s now on the hook for nearly a half-billion dollars across three civil cases. These are the rules for when and how he must pay.

The president’s allies continued to push back against that notion.

Caps put forward on sugar, poultry and eggs as farmers protest against Ukrainian competition.

Tatjana Ždanoka denies the allegations, saying she has never been associated with the Russian Security Service.

Reynders’ boss, Ursula von der Leyen, set out rules telling commissioners to make a clear distinction between their activities on the campaign trail and day job.

Dozens of farmers protest in front of the European Parliament as demonstrations grow across the continent.

Washington has been under intensifying pressure to respond to Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.

Alexander De Croo will seek to balance national and EU interests during his trip to Beijing — amid strained trade ties and tensions around Taiwan’s presidential election.

The president is not considering sacking Lloyd Austin, officials say.

Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis wants full trade liberalization with Ukraine, but his agriculture counterpart Janusz Wojciechowski is having none of it.