This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: President Donald Trump eliminating cross-stacking of certain US tariffs in new executive order, HM Treasury announcing Low Value Imports review and enhanced trade remedies measures, and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the Trade Remedies Authority proposing anti-dumping duties of up to 82.89% on boom lifts from China and solid glass microspheres imports from China subjected to registration.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: The Trade Remedies Authority publishing its final decisions in three steel safeguard tariff rate quota reviews, EU steel safeguard talks targeting an April deal as the deadline looms and the Trade Remedies Authority initiating its first absorption review on anti-dumping duties for excavators.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the World Trade Organization (WTO) announcing India and Madagascar's initiation of safeguard investigations, China notifying safeguard investigation procedures for imports, the European Commission initiating review of steel safeguard measures and launching a safeguarding probe into alloys imports, and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the European Parliament announcing its approval of the EU-Mexico Modernised Global Agreement and Interim Trade Agreement, the Department for Business and Trade issuing an update on the fifth round of UK-Turkey enhanced Free Trade Agreement negotiations, the Secretary of State accepting the Trade Remedies Authority (TRA)’s recommendation to maintain Indonesian biodiesel import duties, the TRA launching an anti-dumping investigation into Linear Low-Density polyethylene imports from the US and Chinese tyres being hit with five-year dumping duties in the EU.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes the Regulation on definitive countervailing duty on imports of SSCR, the Regulation on extension of definitive anti-dumping duty on imports of SSCR flat products being published in the Official Journal and a weekly roundup of HMRC import, export and customs guidance.

This week's edition of International Trade weekly highlights includes: the World Trade Organization panel publishing a report regarding EU duties on Indonesian steel products and revising global trade forecasts in the October 2025 statistics update, the European Commission proposing steel import restrictions to replace expiring safeguard measures and the EU publishing an agreement extending preferential tariff treatment to Western Sahara.

This new starter guide introduces International Trade. It is aimed at trainee solicitors and those who are new to International Trade. This guide provides an overview of the International Trade practice area, introducing core subjects and principles, and includes links to other Lexis+® UK sources and materials. It covers: • an introduction to international trade • key topics in international trade • further reading materials, and • key external links This guide is intended to help you make the most of the Lexis+® UK International Trade materials by explaining how to find them and how to sign up for email alerts. Where something is not covered by this basic guide, use the Topics tab or Topics dropdown menu to browse further practice area content. To view new starter guides across other practice areas, see Practice Note: New starter collection An introduction to international trade International trade is concerned with the international legal regime which regulates trade between nations. Nations negotiate international legal regimes which provide their businesses with transparent and predictable rules that allow them to trade their goods

Environment analysis: On 21 May 2024, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) gave an advisory opinion on climate change and international law. The Opinion has excited much interest and comment. This is in part because opinions from ITLOS are relatively rare and this is one of the first, if not the first, occasion on which the obligations of states in relation to climate change have been considered by an international (as opposed to regional or national) tribunal. Richard Lord KC, Barrister of Brick Court Chambers, examines briefly the background to the Opinion and its content and significance.

Law360, London: International development company Crown Agents Ltd has launched legal proceedings in England against the trustees of its employee pension scheme in an attempt to scrap changes to the plan’s rules that it says has added at least £34.2 million ($US 45.4 million) to the scheme’s deficit and ‘seriously jeopardises’ the company’s survival.

This Practice Note contains Q&As relating to practical execution issues relevant to the execution of documents in an international context and by an overseas company in commercial transactions. Overseas companies and attorneys • Can an overseas company sign an English law contract on behalf of its UK branch? • Do you have a form of execution

An international application for a patent is an application made under the Patent Cooperation Treaty.