“We have a gulf and we have a lake. Now all we need is an ocean,” commented the White House chief. In the background, the trade dispute with Canada continues

Trump has suspended the tariffs on minced meat that he himself had imposed and has secured a commitment from importers to sell at 25 per cent below market price. Protectionism that must be suspended to remedy protectionism

“We’ve reached an agreement!”, writes the US President on Truth. According to Ottawa, however, there is still “a lot of work to be done” to reach a final agreement

Trump is pressing ahead and exploring every legal avenue to make permanent the tariff levels that the Supreme Court ruling has overturned. But it is taxpayers who are footing the bill for the President’s policy

The Administration is attempting to make permanent the tariff levels that the Supreme Court has reduced. The implications for the EU and the risks posed by this new wave of tariffs

With the deadline for the latest tariffs now imminent, Washington has found a new ploy to impose extraordinary tariffs: targeting goods produced using forced labour. The main targets, for now, are Brazil and Canada

The president accuses the country of discriminating against US cars, alcohol and dairy products. But many analysts see this as a move to exert pressure in the negotiations on the USMCA, the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada