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Despite repellent views on immigration and nationalism, the European hard right isn’t generally all-out protectionist
Lord Mayor of London says negotiations will go ‘right up to the wire’ as deadline nears
Mining group reduces supply to main broker Maike after intermediary runs into liquidity crisis
An international consensus that the US currency is too strong seems some way off
Concerns over Amazon deforestation hold up talks with Brazil over Mercosur pact
Voters abroad or outside their legal domicile make up 10 per cent of Italy’s electorate
We thought globalisation was immune from geopolitical risk. We were wrong
Call for national security review comes as iPhone maker considers using YMTC chips
The UK economy still is too heavily influenced by the EU to be truly independent
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
EU chamber of commerce says members’ engagement ‘can no longer be taken for granted’ in Asian superpower
Leading members of Congress raise alarm over YMTC after allegations of co-operation with Huawei
The obsession with maintaining multilateral development banks’ credit ratings might be counterproductive
Beijing is increasingly offering bailouts to countries at risk of financial crises
Prime minister’s assessment leaves hole in government’s post-Brexit trade strategy
Raising tensions without understanding the full economic consequences is pure folly
Seoul’s trade minister accuses Joe Biden of about-face on electric vehicle subsidies
Moves to diversify and rebalance Berlin’s export-industrial complex are welcome
Beijing wants to become less dependent on the west — and especially on its technology. But how realistic is this self-sufficiency goal in a connected world?
Trade in goods may be slowing, but the potential for technology-enabled trade in services remains huge
Internal tensions and concerns over China undermine proposed grouping with South Korea, Japan and Taiwan
London and Brussels seek to avoid legal deadline over ‘grace periods’ becoming a flashpoint in talks
ONS data show increase to £27bn as energy imports surge because of war in Ukraine
Plus: the late Queen Elizabeth’s brief, bold foray into trade policy on behalf of the Commonwealth
Move could strain relations with Beijing in light of allegations about working conditions in Xinjiang
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