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CPTPP membership will result in more deforestation and endanger animal welfare, say campaignersThe UK’s membership of a Pacific trade agreement will result in more deforestation overseas, endanger animal welfare and “make a mockery” of the government’s…
Hailed by Tory MPs as a Brexit benefit, CPTPP membership actually turns the UK into a willing pawn in Washington’s geopolitical gameTory MPs hailed the UK’s entry last week into the Indo-Pacific trading bloc as a major step on the road to re-establishi…
Comments threaten to worsen already tense relationship between senior ministers and civil servantsPolitics live – latest updatesKemi Badenoch has cast doubt on her department’s projections for how much the Asia-Pacific trade deal the UK government has …
PM also refused to say what he would do if inquiry into Dominic Raab found justice secretary bullied officialsThe UK government has announced a £57m funding package to support Northern Ireland charities and community organisations facing a financial cr…
Our infographic provides an insight into the economic performance of Nigeria compared to the EU, and looks at the trade dynamics between the two.
In 2021, the EU exported €223 billion of goods to China and imported goods worth €472 billion. China is thereby Europe’s foremost trading partner when it comes to imports of goods, of which a substantial part passes through EU ports, in particular maritime ports.
Poland’s PM visits Kyiv as allies demonstrate support on first anniversary of invasionThe first Polish Leopard tanks have arrived in Ukraine, as western allies including the G7 and EU announced a range of further economic, military and financial sancti…
Exclusive: Ukrainian economic adviser urges energy firms to heed deadline to halt trade of ‘Russian-origin oil products’Oil company Shell and energy trader Vitol have been accused of prolonging the war in Ukraine by exploiting a “loophole” in the EU sa…
Forced labour, including forced child labour, is still widespread across the world. The International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates the global number of people in a situation of forced labour at around 27.6 million, including 3.3 million children.
Marginal expansions and contractions in 2023 will do little to solve a lack of investment and export shortfallUK narrowly avoids recessionBusiness live updates: UK ‘not out of woods yet’ – Jeremy HuntIt was a recession in all but name: that is the conc…