The dissatisfaction of Britain's Treasury chief Rachel Reeves with the country's economic performance in the third quarter of 2024 has become a pivotal topic of debate. The Office for National Statistics reported a negligible growth of only 0.1%, a steep decline from the 0.5% recorded in the
The unrest brewing among French farmers over the EU-Mercosur trade deal has put frontline workers in agriculture at odds with international trade policies. Farmers are concerned about the potential influx of agricultural products from South America, such as beef and soybeans, which could undermine
The Trade Facilitation Commission (TFC), an independent body of trade experts and former government officials, recently raised significant concerns about the Labour party's proposal to sign a veterinary deal with the EU. The primary goal of this deal is to reduce the post-Brexit border checks and
The UK government has ratified the Hague Convention of 2 July 2019 on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments in Civil or Commercial Matters. This significant move aims to streamline the process of recognizing and enforcing foreign judgments in civil and commercial matters among the
Papua New Guinea's dense forests, home to some of the world's most significant biodiversity, face a grave threat from rampant illegal logging. This urgent issue stems from the misuse of Forest Clearing Authorities (FCAs), which are permits intended to support land clearance for agriculture or other
The Gambia Government has taken crucial steps to coordinate and oversee fair recruitment practices for its citizens seeking employment opportunities under a recently established Spanish circular migration agreement. To ensure a transparent and equitable selection process, the Ministry of Trade,
