An era of free trade ends, as President Donald Trump slaps tariffs on imported goods. What does the varied history of trade ...

The commentary class is protesting. The New York Post is clamoring for Trump to turn off the tariffs. The Wall Street Journal ...

Protectionism is alive and well — especially in the United States, where tariffs have become the cause célèbre of economic ...

Populists cherry pick the data to support their claim that tariffs will bring manufacturing back.

The United States is about to plunge into recession, pulling much of the world down with it. The tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on April 2 will reverse decades of rising wealth based on ...

A weak compromise will only allow Donald Trump and the US to sabotage the international order and rules even more wantonly, ...

The world faces a new reality where trade becomes a matter of national security and global rules are eroded as power ...

Trump’s tariff war is chaotic, but there is no way out of neoliberal globalization without some form of protectionism.

A senior Chinese leader called for increased global cooperation and opposition to protectionist measures, in a thinly veiled critique aimed at the US for destabilizing trade and geopolitical relations ...

American presidents of all stripes have imposed tariffs to protect favoured industries. In 1977 Jimmy Carter put tariffs on ...

Britain has probably been the only country in history to regard import tariffs as a moral issue. For Victorians, “free trade” ...