Supply Chains

Concerns about new mutations will tempt governments to speed up distribution at the risk of reducing vaccine effectiveness and eroding public trust.

Lima still has time to address its financial woes without jeopardizing growth, but only if it takes advantage of that grace period to act.

The Biden administration will likely leave many of its predecessor’s tariffs in place, prompting businesses to consider shifting supply chains and operations outside China.

In this podcast, Emily Donahue gets a briefing from senior security analyst Ben West on how the SolarWinds attack could escalate U.S.-Russia tensions.

The breakthrough on customs controls at the Irish Sea comes at a time when EU-U.K. trade talks are at an impasse.

The EU and U.K. must reach a trade deal by early December to ensure their legislatures have time to approve it ahead of the Jan. 1 deadline.

Stronger third-quarter growth underscores that China will be the only major economy to end the year with a larger GDP greater than it began with.

Reports that Beijing has halted purchases of Australian coal suggest it’s still trying to find ways to retaliate against Canberra’s policies without jeopardizing the two countries’ economic ties.

Recent movement on fishing rights and state aid holds promise for an EU-U.K. trade deal, but the ongoing Northern Ireland dispute could still derail talks.