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White House steps up pressure on China over ‘inhumane’ use of Uyghur forced labour
Engagement with China will be criticised by hawks who had supported president’s hard stance
From fancy cheese to Big Tech, plenty of topics with Ottawa require careful attention
Beijing has challenged the geopolitical order that enabled the rise of east Asia
Two sides suspend punitive tariffs in move similar to deal between Washington and Brussels over commercial aircraft subsidies
US-EU relations may have improved but it is still unclear if that will produce results
Both must work together, not against each other, to confront China
Terms of US-EU truce on Boeing-Airbus are unclear — which perhaps explains why it was passed
Five-year truce marks end of divisive trade war and opens door to co-operation against China
America’s economy suffers from inequality and poor labour performance but this is not due to global trade
Deal lifts threat of billions of dollars in tariffs and boosts transatlantic relations
A much happier transatlantic atmosphere hasn’t led to much change in policy
Law passed in secret allows action against groups or individuals that comply with US measures
The IISS’s James Crabtree on military and trade tensions in south-east Asia
Executives at government guidance funds complain that policy priorities trump business logic
Biden considers investigation of neodymium magnets in bid to reduce dependency on Beijing
Record shipments and high crop prices boost incomes as subsidies wane
Number of US companies in supply chain also slides despite Trump’s trade war
Policy under Biden is closer to his predecessor’s approach than experts had expected
Washington move comes ahead of G7 discussions on global minimum tax on Friday
Biden administration is sending strong signals towards China when it comes to trade policy
New LNG facilities are investing in costly mitigation measures as countries clamp down on carbon
Success of Katherine Tai’s shock announcement undermined by unrealistic proposal from India and South Africa
Prices are three times higher than a year ago on the back of demand for durable goods
EU has delayed higher levies on bourbon and Harley-Davidsons as Joe Biden pursues agreement
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