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The next president will play a key role in shaping US trade policy – here’s what voters need to know

From the ports of Los Angeles to the cornfields of Iowa, the U.S.’s international trade policy is a force that shapes the lives of every American. With the presidential election looming in November 2024, discussing trade policy isn’t just an academic exercise – it’s a civic responsibility.

The Conversation

Taiwan says blockade would be act of war as China holds more drills

Taiwanese defence chief says a blockade would have far-reaching consequences for international trade.

Al Jazeera

Countries, businesses and trade officials urge EU to rethink deforestation regulation

A growing number of governments, international trade organizations and businesses are urging the European Union to reconsider a deforestation regulation set to take effect in December

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Explosives Disguised In Pagers Target Hezbollah Members In Lebanon

Gold Apollo pagers linked to Hezbollah attack raise questions on international trade complexities.

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South African agriculture needs to crack the Chinese market. How to boost exports

South Africa’s agricultural sector has more than doubled in value and volume terms since 1994. This success has been linked to international trade. Exports now account for roughly half (in value terms) of the annual agricultural production.

The Conversation

Kamala Harris has a history of opposing trade deals that are bad for workers and the environment

One expert calls Harris' approach to trade policy that of a "centrist Democrat" who is unwilling to compromise certain priorities.

Fortune

UN Chief Says Global Tensions Threaten International Trade

The international trading system is on the brink of fragmenting amid rising geopolitical tensions, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned Wednesday, as he cautioned the world against splitting into rival blocs.

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Business basics: what is comparative advantage?

For the best part of two centuries, the principle of “comparative advantage” has been a foundation stone of economists’ understanding of international trade, both of why it occurs in the first place and how it can be mutually beneficial to participants.

The Conversation

CharterSync’s journey: from startup to global air cargo leader

With the launch of the E2E International 100 list for 2024, we are celebrating with some exclusive interviews with some of the businesses featured on the list. Here, we spoke to Ed Gillet, Founder and Director of CharterSync, an online booking platform for air cargo charter, to gain insights into…

The Independent UK

Could South Korea become a model for tackling illegal tiger trade?

The illegal wildlife trade is one of the greatest threats to all Asian big cats – tigers, leopards, snow leopards and Asiatic lions, as well as lesser-known species including clouded leopards and the Asiatic cheetah. For that reason, Asian big cats are some of the most strictly protected animals under…

The Conversation

Renew the generalised system of preferences

In the pantheon of obscure international trade terminology, the “generalised system of preferences,” or GSP, has a special place.

The Hindu

Investment lessons from the India-EFTA trade deal

India needs a clear FTA policy, especially in dealing with international trade and foreign investment laws

The Hindu

Exotic spiders flourishing in Britain as new jumping species found in Cornwall

Global warming and international trade offering increasingly hospitable environment

The Guardian - UK

Exploring The Top 10 Global Political Powerhouses

Learn about the top 10 global players - United States, China, Russia, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Japan, India, Brazil, and Saudi Arabia.

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WTO Summit Ends Early Amid Global Trade Uncertainty

WTO meeting in Dubai faced challenges in reaching agreements on key initiatives, highlighting complexities of international trade relations.

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A Rare Win for Sanity in U.S. Tariff Policy

The U.S. International Trade Commission voted unanimously to reject a nakedly protectionist proposal that would have made canned goods more expensive.

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NZD TO USD and Other Currency Rates - 4 February 2024

New Zealand Dollar TO USD buying exchange rate is USD 1.65 as per open market rate and NZD TO USD selling exchange rate for 1 New Zealand Dollar is USD 1.6...

Evening Standard

Zimingzhong: Clockwork Treasures from China’s Forbidden City at the Science Museum review – a charming time

These pieces are testimony to a flourishing period of international trade between China and Europe in the 18th century

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Farmers losing international trade in ports dispute

Farmers say they are being 'held hostage' in an ongoing industrial dispute impacting Australian ports, losing money, trade and damaging their export reputation.

WEKU

Apple Watch users are losing a popular health app after court's ruling in patent case

The ability to measure blood oxygen levels is dropping from the Apple Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2. Apple is making the change to comply with a ruling by the International Trade Commission.

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Apple to Cut Blood Oxygen Feature from Newly-Sold Apple Watches in the U.S.

Following the latest legal defeat in Apple's ongoing patent infringement fight over blood oxygen sensors, the company is set to remove its blood oxygen measurement feature from its Watch Series 9 and Watch Ultra 2 sold in the U.S. The decision comes after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the…

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ITC Denies Apple's Motion for Stay in Smartwatches Case

The US International Trade Commission (ITC) has rejected Apple's request for a delay in the smartwatches case, potentially impacting the company's market p...

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US, UK forces shoot down 21 drones, missiles fired by Houthis in Red Sea

Houthi rebels from Yemen launched 18 drones over the southern Red Sea, according to US military's Central Command (CENTCOM), marking the armed group's 26th attack on international trade channels in the previous seven weeks, reported Al Jazeera. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

International trade fair on millets and organics sees business transactions of ₹170 crore

The three-day international trade fair on millets and organics that concluded in Bengaluru on Sunday saw total business transactions of ₹170 crore

The Hindu

Karnataka plans to double its millets export, building on international trade fair

Karnataka sets target to double millets export, hosting Millets and Organics International Trade Fair from Jan 5-7.

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