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Trade department reluctant to engage in dispute with New Delhi ahead of Boris Johnson trip
Washington attempts to draw chipmaker crucial to global supply chain closer into its orbit
EU Brexit commissioner Maros Sefcovic will meet UK counterpart David Frost for talks on Thursday
Northern Ireland offers violent backdrop to crunch UK-EU meeting
Cost of trading derivatives likely to be critical factor if current arrangement expires
Gordon Brown one of 175 figures urging action to boost inoculation rates in the developing world
Vessel that blocked Suez Canal is impounded as talks continue over who foots the bill
Rising commodity prices might help but relying on Chinese imports of iron ore looks unwise
A strategic partnership deal will raise alarm in Washington
Pain from EU-UK trade deal has not only been felt by British businesses and consumers
It’s not the main aim, but it could be a useful side effect of the plans
New commission will look for ways to reduce trade friction between the UK and EU
An agreement on implementation of Brexit deal could help defuse tensions in Belfast
Accord on operation of Brexit protocol could aid restoration of trust
Reshoring makes sense for some industries as competition rises between the US and China
World’s largest shipping company says global supply chains are likely to be disrupted until second half of May
Beijing’s foreign policy is raising tensions and threatens a trade deal but a new approach is unlikely
Biden administration tightens controls on technologies it says are helping China’s military
Berlin warns move to scrap exemptions for Western Balkans could cause ‘reputational damage’ to EU
Any action taken by the west to combat use of forced labour is riddled with complexity
Bumper month sign of industry’s confidence in booming global trade following pandemic
Levy would raise burden on businesses substantially but plans will face big obstacles
From the US-China trade war, to Brexit, to pandemic-led delays to manufacturing and shipping, the global supply chain is firmly in the spotlight. How is the business of trade adapting in a changing world? This is the second of a three-part series
Slug-killing worms’ path to the EU blocked by bureaucracy since January 1
Container companies buy into other parts of the supply chain, including warehousing and distribution
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