With all avenues to an easy de-escalation now blocked, President Trump’s latest round of tariffs suggests that the US-China trade war is here to stay.

President Trump underestimated the resolve of EU policymakers, and consumers worldwide are about to pay for it.

China may have won this battle, but the trade war will rage on.

President Trump reaches for China’s own playbook on trade, with disastrous results for ZTE.

Ambivalence in the United States on new Russia sanctions, a Jupiter rises to defend democracy in Europe, and the IMF predicts solid global growth for 2018.

It was always going to be a matter of time, but few predicted the about face would come this quickly.

China President Xi Jinping’s Boao speech is being heralded as a major concession on trade. It’s not.

China’s response to the Trump tariffs was both swift and finely tuned to inflict maximum political damage on the president and his Republican allies in Congress.

Frantic US-China trade talks get underway, Turkey eyes Iraq’s Sinjar region, and Russian diplomats are expelled throughout the Western world.

The opening volleys have been fired in the long awaited US-China trade war.