As Europe considers how best to respond to US President Donald Trump’s latest threats over Greenland’s sovereignty, there’s one extreme potential countermeasure that’s fueling debate among investors.

After 25 years of negotiations, the EU finalized an agreement with Mercosur to regain influence in Latin America, but faced fierce opposition from France, sparking a wave of skepticism across Europe.

In 2025, the global trend towards trade protectionism continued to intensify, leading to a notable rise in the number of trade-remedy investigations targeting Viet Nam’s exports, with unprecedented complexity and an increasingly diverse scope.

Total export revenue reaching $384.9 million.

Viet Nam’s coffee exporters brought in an impressive $433.3 million in just the first 15 days of January 2026, thanks to sustained high prices on the global market.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen affirmed that the EU is building a "breakthrough wave of investment" in Greenland.

Viet Nam's fruit and vegetable exports have consistently increased and reached a record high last year. However, the country still has significant potential and room for further growth in fruit and vegetable exports in the future.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment announced that in 2026, approximately 7.73 million tons of commercial rice are expected to be available for export.

Despite relatively uniform nominal tariffs, effective tariff rates and pending investigations put most ASEAN goods at risk of additional tariffs amid the unpredictable US policy.

German exports to the US are projected to fall sharply in 2025 due to President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff policies.