President Donald Trump’s administration questioned whether the “elites” in the United States made a mistake in betting on free trade. The United States promoted free trade by reducing tariffs, participating in the creation of institutions such as GATT and the WTO, and signing agreements such as NAFTA. In

The White House focused part of its strategy against China on low- and middle-income countries, according to its 2025 National Security Strategy. Its only two references to Mexico are included in related lines of action on this point. The United States and China are engaged in fierce competition

India is positioning itself as a strategic market for companies seeking business opportunities in artificial intelligence. Its digital expansion, STEM talent, and accelerated adoption of AI solutions are opening up space for high-impact corporate projects in productive and service sectors. India is emerging as a key market for

The National Council of the Export Manufacturing Industry (Index) assessed the impact on Mexico of the United States‘ framework agreements. Unlike the framework agreements with other Asian and Latin American countries, the US tariff agreement with South Korea sets an important precedent. The reason: this is the first

Ingredion suggested improvements in the use of C-TPAT in the USMCA while participating in consultations on this trade agreement at the USTR. The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) operates as a voluntary program. It links Customs and Border Protection (CBP) with international trade companies. Its goal is clear:

The Business Council of Canada (BCC) called for the creation of a North American Energy Alliance as part of the USMCA consultations. The Council noted that business leaders from the United States, Mexico, and Canada have requested the creation of a North American Energy Alliance. And the proposal

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