China's grip on rare earths — vital for smartphones, EVs, and military tech — has left the US, Europe and India vulnerable.

The aggressive, unilateral tariff measures of the new US administration are set to usher in a more fragmented and unpredictable global order, increasingly shaped by geoeconomic confrontation.

Attendees at a reception last week by the South Korean Embassy at Tokyo’s New Otani Hotel, held to celebrate the sixtieth ...

But after a flurry of concern, Europe’s major powers rolled over and went back to sleep. Moscow’s full-scale invasion of the ...

John McCallum, a former Liberal cabinet minister and a mainstay of 21st century Canadian politics, has died at age 75, his ...

The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE) is a huge success and serves as a catalyst for enhanced trade relations between China and Africa, Allan Majuru, chief executive officer (CEO) of ...

The European Union hosts Canada for a summit on Monday designed to deepen their already close ties as both face increased ...

According to CIBC Capital Markets, mining has accounted for approximately 40 per cent of new Canadian issuances on a ...

At the summit, leaders are expected to commit to further enhancing the EU-Canada trade and investment relationship and working towards full ratification and implementation of CETA. They will also ...

The dispute settlement body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) has agreed to a request from China for a panel regarding ...