President Donald Trump is letting the world know that the days of American foreign policy malaise are over. European leaders, ...

Back in 2018, Donald Trump had imposed sweeping tariffs of 25 percent for steel and 10 percent for aluminium, but there had ...

Trump's threat against EU liquor has caused dismay among European producers who rely on exports, including French cognac ...

Most countries hit by Trump’s aluminum and steel tariffs chose to follow Mexico and China’s path. Australia, Japan, the U.K. and Brazil all held off from retaliating and have said they are seeking ...

Pressure is building on the federal government to respond to a Trump administration questionnaire that has been sent to ...

Rubio, who did not give details of what the new deals could look like, said the United States would "reset the baseline" to ...

Kentucky bourbon has been included as if it were a trade threat,” François Bayrou said in an interview with France Inter.

Trump told Martin that he didn’t want to hurt Ireland; he loves the place. The Irish leader departed for a series of ...

Now, US President Donald Trump has banned them because the revered organisation refuses to comply with his order to call the ...

As President Donald Trump continues inflicting expensive trading tariffs on countries outside the US, many are hitting back.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said Ireland and the rest of the EU is in for a period of trade turbulence with the United States.

The president’s tariff tantrums could effectively triple the price of European delights like wine, Champagne, and spirits.