When the U.S. breaks its treaties, only China wins.

Fritz Mayer, Dean of the Joseph Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver shares context on the new tariffs imposed by President Trump.

Businesses and consumers are bracing for a trade war that would send both groups to global markets in search of substitutes ...

“There are no winners in a trade war or tariff war,” China’s foreign ministry said, adding that the additional duties would “inevitably affect and damage future bilateral cooperation on drug control”.

Tariffs have made headlines in recent days with higher duties in the works for Mexico, Canada and China. How does Arizona fit into all of this?

Right out the gate, I expect that we will be taking a second look at the USMCA,’ Jamieson Greer said at a Senate confirmation hearing ...

Bonta, who like Trump is a Republican, told The Times that he does not oppose tariffs in general, but wants to see the Trump ...

NAFTA is a trade agreement that allows for free trade between the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Most exports are traded among the three countries with no tariffs through NAFTA, eliminating ...

But it leaves continental trade on a shaky footing ... in the 1960s and accelerated with the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in the 1990s. It also calls into question the United ...

Thirty years of economic integration under a free trade deal has created ... labor costs in the United States and Japan. Trade picked up when NAFTA took effect in 1994. For many Americans ...