Biden administration officials reportedly plan to propose limits on U.S. sales of Chinese vehicle software as soon as August.

The group's goal is to lobby Congress and the White House to boost tax credits for U.S. suppliers manufacturing battery materials and components.

Starting in 2025, the EU will start requiring shipping companies to surrender their carbon credits covering 40% of their reported emissions.

Clothing factories have been shuttered for two days, with the customs process all but suspended, and exports forced almost to a halt.

The collapse of rail, ports and other infrastructure — exacerbated by years of poor governance — have hamstrung Africa’s most industrialized economy.

The Railway Association of Canada says that more than half of the country's exports are moved by rail each year, worth an estimated $200 billion.

Houthis launched a missile at the Liberian-flagged Groton on August 4, shortly before the Yemeni rebel group said that it had also shot down a U.S. spy drone.

The U.K. is now facing a shortage in laboratory capabilities and is more reliant on international partners for help with sample testing.

The agreement, which came into force in February 2024, aims to facilitate closer cooperation among the 14 IPEF partners.

The extra vessel capacity needed to sail around Africa has pumped up freight rates at a time when the market was entering a post-pandemic slump.