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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged united nations
  • Trump at the UN: U.S. ‘Will Not Be Taken Advantage Of’ On Trade

    Posted September 25, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Addressing the UN today, Trump touted his administration’s efforts to renegotiate “broken and bad” trade deals, praising the new pact between the U.S. and Mexico – but without mentioning Canada.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,united nations,u.s. trade policy,trade negotiations,trade wars,china,trade protectionism,america first,anti-globalism,economic nationalism,populism,u.s. trade deficit,u.s. economy,stock markets

  • Trump Hits Out at OPEC Nations in UN Speech: ’Horrible Oil Prices Won’t be Tolerated’

    Posted September 25, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Resuming his attacks on OPEC today, Trump accused the cartel of “ripping off” the world by driving up oil prices to “unacceptable” levels while taking advantage of U.S. military protection “for nothing.”  Continue Reading

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    Tags: donald trump,trump administration,united nations,u.s. trade policy,u.s. foreign policy,oil prices,global economy,u.s. economy,organization of petroleum exporting countries, opec,crude oil production,u.s. politics,gas prices,u.s. midterm elections 2018

  • UN Draft Calls on International Shipping to Halve Greenhouse Gases by 2050

    Posted April 10, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues, Other Government Departments-Agencies

    Climate officials from the UN and the EU are urging countries to adopt an ambitious strategy to curb carbon emissions from shipping at this week’s meeting of the International Maritime Organization.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: united nations,patricia espinosa,international maritime organization, imo,maritime environment protection committee, mepc,european union, eu,paris agreement,climate change,carbon emissions,shipping industry,maritime cargo,container shipping,bunker fuel,international bunker industry association, ibia

  • Xi’s Move to Slap North Korea Buys Time with Trump on Trade

    Posted August 07, 2017

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues

    Planned action to combat the dumping of Chinese steel has been sidelined, at least for now, by fear of upsetting the administration’s push for Beijing’s cooperation on new UN sanctions against North Korea.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: trump administration,section 232 investigations,steel imports,u.s. national security,u.s. department of commerce,u.s. state department,china,xi jinping,north korea,kim jong-un,trade sanctions,united nations

  • China Joins UN Trucking Treaty, Hopes for New Silk Road

    Posted August 02, 2016

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    China has become the 70th country to ratify the UN’s TIR Convention, a step that will allow it to move exported goods under a single, simplified transit procedure to EU countries for all modes of transport.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: china,united nations,convention on international transport of goods under cover of tir carnets,tir convention,global customs,silk road,european union, eu,global trade,global logistics

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