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Trump is about to shoot himself in the foot with his favourite weapon
Opinion
Trade wars

Trump is about to shoot himself in the foot with his favourite weapon

If the president-elect proceeds with tariffs on the United States’ three biggest trade partners, it would damage the US economy.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz

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The billionaire Wall Street is trusting to keep Trump on a tight leash

The billionaire Wall Street is trusting to keep Trump on a tight leash

Wall Street has cheered the appointment of Scott Bessent, backing him to rein in Trump’s craziest ideas. That’s a big ask.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
More than 150 cattle died on a ship from Darwin. It could result in a diplomatic debacle

More than 150 cattle died on a ship from Darwin. It could result in a diplomatic debacle

Was the true death figure kept secret from the Indonesians? Neither the Australian government nor shipping company will say.

  • by Zach Hope
Why wealthy Londoners are paying $1400 for a jar of Australian honey
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Why wealthy Londoners are paying $1400 for a jar of Australian honey

Billed as a new and healthier alternative of fine wine, the three varieties of Australian Rare are produced in Western Australia’s famed south-west ecoregion.

  • by Rob Harris
China says it’s ‘worthy of trust’ but detentions and a death penalty are spooking businesses

China says it’s ‘worthy of trust’ but detentions and a death penalty are spooking businesses

Human rights groups estimate there are 5000 foreigners in Chinese jails. At least 50 of them are Australian, including Australian man Yang Hengjun.

  • by Eryk Bagshaw
The new economic normal isn’t anything we’ll recognise

The new economic normal isn’t anything we’ll recognise

We can’t roll back the clock to 2019’s economy, and nobody knows which “normal” we’re supposedly returning to.

  • by Jonathan Levin
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Why a tussle over the cheese plate took a trade deal off the table
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Why a tussle over the cheese plate took a trade deal off the table

The final round of EU trade negotiations fell apart before they began on Sunday. While there are major sticking points, there could be incentives to try again.

  • by Rachel Clun
No trade negotiations with EU likely until 2025 after talks fail

No trade negotiations with EU likely until 2025 after talks fail

A last-ditch attempt to secure a free trade agreement with the EU collapsed on Sunday, setting a potential deal back years.

  • by Rachel Clun and Latika Bourke
‘End game’ trade deal with EU collapses as both sides walk away
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Trade

‘End game’ trade deal with EU collapses as both sides walk away

A last-ditch attempt to secure a free trade agreement with the European Union has fallen apart before formal negotiations could start on Monday.

  • by Rachel Clun
‘We need each other’: Chief EU diplomat confident of trade deal with Australia
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‘We need each other’: Chief EU diplomat confident of trade deal with Australia

Stefano Sannino says the EU and Australia are becoming even closer and Taiwan is Europe’s business.

  • by Latika Bourke
Von der Leyen says Indo-Pacific tension highlights need for ties with Australia

Von der Leyen says Indo-Pacific tension highlights need for ties with Australia

Anthony Albanese has reassured European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen Australia wants to negotiate a trade deal with Europe.

  • by Latika Bourke

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