US and China trade war continues. In the latest salvo, the US has added 12 American companies to its banned export list. This means that the export of

Trump says the TikTok US deal remains possible despite delays. The divestment deadline is now June 19. Legal and political opposition grows as China signals resistance amid rising trade tensions.

India & Thailand have imposed a ban on American ethanol imports for fuel use, which if allowed would bring in additional $414 million in annual export value to the US.

China has issued a new ‘risk alert’ for citizens planning to travel to the United States, urging them to ‘fully assess the risks of travelling to the US and be cautious’. The country’s Ministry of Education has also released an advisory for students considering studying there.

With tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump beginning to kick in, the United States Trade Representative has spotlighted 10 trade practices faced by American exporters they deemed "unfair", including India's ban on US ethanol imports.

Far-right commentator Laura Loomer urged Trump to ban all Chinese students in the US. Her remark came as Trump paused tariffs for 90 days but raised China’s to 125%.

China has responded forcefully to U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping new 34% tariffs on Chinese imports, matching the rate and expanding countermeasures. These include export controls on rare earths,

India’s finished steel imports from China, South Korea and Japan hit a record high in the first 10 months of the previous financial year which ended on March 31, government data showed.

It said Chinese customs had repeatedly detected furazolidone, a drug banned in China, in shipments from ... of the global economic and trade order.” India was hit by a 26% tariff rate, lower ...