Ghana’s non-traditional exports reached a historic $5 billion milestone, driven by processed goods and backed by expanded trade facilitation and compliance measures.
A federal dispute intensifies over whether all importers can claim refunds for tariffs voided by the Supreme Court, with billions already repaid and more at stake.
China plans to invest around $295 billion in data centers over five years, aiming to boost domestic AI development and reduce reliance on foreign technology amid growing competition with the U.S.
SpaceX promotes a massive chip plant tied to its AI ambitions, yet its IPO filing shows no final agreements or timelines, prompting fresh doubts about the project’s viability.
The European Union sanctioned Iran’s Revolutionary Guard unit and two officials for imposing tolls and restrictions on commercial vessels transiting the strategic Strait of Hormuz, violating international navigation laws.
Despite international commitments and national laws, Bangladesh imports significant amounts of electronic waste, fueled by lax oversight and inadequate recycling infrastructure.
Two Democratic senators call on the Trump administration to restore port fees on Chinese vessels, aiming to strengthen America’s shipbuilding industry and reduce reliance on China.
Former Awami League lawmakers met with European officials seeking the removal of sanctions and highlighting political repression and human rights concerns in Bangladesh.
Polling across five major European nations reveals strong public backing for reducing fossil fuel imports and boosting electrification to improve the continent’s safety and cooperation.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s first visit to North Korea in seven years highlights a renewed push for deeper cooperation and mutual strategic support.
Uzbekistan and the U.S. discussed expanding economic cooperation across multiple sectors, emphasizing joint investment projects and increased business engagement.
The recent ANWR lease sale generated over $3.7 million in bids, yet key oil and gas companies stayed away, signaling continued industry hesitance towards development in the refuge.