Trade UK

Brussels and Washington prepare to slap 10 to 25 percent tariffs on countries outside their metals club.

Unions, business and green policy experts fear the ‘moon shot’ promise to hit net zero electricity by the end of the decade is doomed to fail.

Moscow’s self-imposed embargo on diesel sales abroad was designed to tackle shortages at home.

At the Conservative Party gathering, a Cabinet minister woos business almost as hard as she promotes her own ambitions.

UK firms’ access to Canadian and Mexican markets is set to expire in the coming months — and British negotiators were already stretched.

US proposals leaked to POLITICO cover thorny issues including agriculture, but not market access.

Beijing’s state companies stand accused of contributing to the Kremlin’s war chest.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism enters a trial phase on Sunday.

Move comes amid mounting expectation of curbs on British investment into China.

Quota comes after Prime Minister Rishi Sunak watered down several of the U.K.’s short-term environmental targets.

Ursula von der Leyen and Charles Michel will travel to Washington.

London has found an ally in Germany in its push for a stay of execution on tariffs due to kick in next January.

Angry firms and trade unions fear being undercut and say they were shut out of Britain’s biggest trade talks.

Rishi Sunak has fundamentally changed the nature of the post-Brexit relationship.

Former US president says British leader wouldn’t ‘destroy and bankrupt his nation for fake climate alarmists.’

‘There’s a lot more common ground than you might think,’ says UK opposition leader.

Brussels wants to act more decisively on electric vehicles than it did a decade ago, when China split the EU in a fight over solar panels.

Easing food prices bring an end to interest rate hikes in sight — and offer a boost to Conservative government.

‘We will get there when we have a deal which is mutually beneficial for India and the UK,’ says British trade secretary.

The invite to Beijing has ruffled feathers, especially among the UK’s allies in the G7.

Britain is in negotiations over a UK-India trade deal.

Labour leader says he will seek a ‘much better deal’ with the EU at 2025 review.

Brussels and Washington inch toward broad understanding on steel and aluminum to avoid a replay of their 2018-21 trade war.

‘We need to be absolutely clear about the security of the UK,’ Labour leader says in interview with POLITICO’s new Power Play podcast.