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As global trade tensions simmer, the world’s major economic powers are pursuing starkly divergent strategies. While the United States doubles down on protectionist tariffs, China is expanding its influence through broad tariff exemptions for developing nations, and the European Union is flexing its regulatory muscle in the digital domain. On February 19, JDSupra reported that […]

The United States and the European Union are aggressively pursuing new, strategic trade agreements designed to counter the impact of tariffs and secure critical supply chains, according to several reports. The moves signal a coordinated effort by Western powers to build resilient economic alliances amidst global competition. In Brussels, the European Parliament’s trade committee is […]

In a complex global trade environment, importers are gaining access to new mechanisms for cost reduction and data analysis. Effective February 2, 2026, the U.S. has introduced a new process that can lower the Section 232 tariff burden for importers of certain medium- and heavy-duty vehicles (MHDVs). According to Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., this […]