As tensions escalate, the EU is expected to continue negotiations with Washington while preparing for potential economic retaliation.

Trump tariffs are expected to negatively affect economic growth in the Eurozone while Greece's exports could take a hit.

Trump’s sweeping new tariffs spark global backlash, with countries from Germany to China warning of trade wars and vowing calm or countermeasures.

Greece appears to be in a more difficult position when it comes to price hikes, just as we enter the era of Trump’s tariffs.

It will be negative the world over and the density and the durability of the impact will vary depending on the scope, on the products targeted, on how long it lasts, on whether or not there are negotiations," said European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde in a Wednesday interview with Ireland's Newstalk radio

With Trump's announcement just hours away, markets, businesses, and foreign governments are bracing for the fallout of one of the most aggressive shifts in U.S. trade policy in decades.

Beijing, Seoul, and Tokyo all maintain major trading partnerships with the U.S., but they have also faced tensions among themselves, including disputes over historical issues, territorial claims, and Japan’s release of wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site

In an insightful conversation, Ian Brzezinski, a renowned expert in global affairs and strategic advisory services, offers his analysis of how the Trump administration is reshaping U.S. foreign policy and its impact on international relations.

The EU-U.S. trade war has gone up a notch, as President Donald Trump hit back at the EU’s 50% counter-tariffs against American whiskey, threatening to place a 200% tariff on wine and other alcoholic products from the European Union market. The American president issued the threat in a post on his TruthSocial platform, stating that […]

The European Union will implement counter tariffs on €26 billion worth of U.S. goods beginning in April, the European Commission announced on Wednesday.

Notably, supporting domestic consumption has taken precedence over China’s usual focus on industrial and technological advancements

Trudeau called Trump's new tariffs "very dumb" and accused the US President of wanting to ruin the Canadian economy

TO BHMA International Edition talks with Canada’s current Ambassador to Greece, Anna-Karine Asselin

The direct impact is expected to be small, but the potential indirect impact is more uncertain.