• The Russians keep him and his economy going only at the price of surrendering ever more control over key industries, including exports of potash and oil refineries.

    ECONOMIST: Belarus under fire

  • Iran and America have some common interests, including regular energy exports from the Gulf, a stable Iraq and hostility to the Taliban in Afghanistan.

    ECONOMIST: Challenges facing Barack Obama

  • All those measures had been set to expire on May 31, but nearly all of the sanctions, including restrictions on exports and imports, visas, and funding for some Syrian companies, were extended for a year.

    NPR: Britain: EU Ends Arms Embargo On Syrian Opposition

  • From aerospace to electronics, it will increase American manufacturing exports, including those produced by our small businesses.

    WHITEHOUSE: President Obama and President Lee Press Availability

  • The rest of Asia is also seeing sharp slowdowns in in exports, including Japan, Singapore and South Korea.

    FORBES: China Can't Hide The Recession Any Longer

  • The U.S. has more delicate relations with some of the gas exporting countries expected to suffer from U.S. exports, including Russia, Qatar, Algeria and Indonesia.

    FORBES: LNG Exports Would Have Minimal Impact on U.S. Prices: Deloitte

  • Brazil fumes (and rightly so) over anti-dumping and other punitive duties on its most competitive exports, including shoes and orange juice as well as steel.

    ECONOMIST: George Bush inspires high hopes, and a few fears

  • Farmers started protesting after the government imposed higher taxes on soybean exports from 35% to 45% and placed new taxes on other farm exports, including wheat.

    BBC: Argentine farmers block exports

  • It stretches 87 miles along the Mississippi River and last year handled 200 million tons of imports and 80 million tons of exports, including 60% of outgoing U.S. foodstuffs.

    FORBES: Port in a Storm

  • As a part of its growth campaign, it adopted measures to stimulate exports, including keeping the value of the renminbi at artificially low levels to give the country's exporters important price advantages.

    FORBES: The second in a four-part series. See Part One.

  • This is a joint committee of members of the Business and Enterprise, Defence, Foreign Affairs and International Development Committees which, every year, scrutinises the government's annual report on the control of strategic exports, including weapons.

    BBC: Week ahead

  • Exports and imports put together (including "invisible" earnings from tourists, workers' remittances and exports of services) account for approximately half of India's GDP whereas the comparable proportion for China is over 80%.

    BBC: Can India's economy overtake China?

  • New orders fell for the fifth month in a row, including another fall in manufactured exports.

    BBC: Poor market conditions hit Scottish firms

  • But, according to the Asian Development Bank, 60% of Asia's exports (not including Japan's) still go to America, the European Union and Japan.

    ECONOMIST: Asia and the crisis

  • But the two nations have remained at odds on some issues, including defining their borders and oil exports.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • Recently, Texas businesses signed six agreements worth half a billion dollars in exports to China, including cotton, crystalline silicon solar cells and photovoltaic generation systems.

    FORBES: Times Have Changed: No More 'China Produces and America Consumes'

  • The Chinese duties in question cover more than 80 percent of U.S. auto exports to China, including cars manufactured in Toledo and Marysville, Ohio, and Detroit and Lansing, Michigan.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • Its typical response to a faltering economy is to trim manufacturing costs, including wages, in order to keep exports keenly priced against other countries.

    ECONOMIST: Rebalancing the world economy: Germany

  • Russia has been negotiating its accession into the WTO since 1993 but various issues including enforcement of copyright laws and meat exports have halted the country's acceptance in the past.

    CNN: Medvedev: U.S. blocking Russia's WTO entry

  • The latest salvo was fired on June 23rd by America and the European Union, which complained to the World Trade Organisation (WTO) about China's restrictions on the exports of nine minerals, including bauxite, coke, magnesium and manganese.

    ECONOMIST: A row with China points to fraying tempers

  • And that will help anyone who exports commodities of any kind, including, of course, the United States.

    NPR: Chinese Stimulus May Affect Commodity Prices

  • Bolivia, which is a big exporter of metals, including silver, tin and zinc, currently exports most minerals through Chile.

    BBC: Peru deal gives landlocked Bolivia coast for own port

  • But London is growing faster than other financial centers, such as Singapore, as a hub for offshore yuan payments, including payments for currency trading, imports and exports, and dim-sum-bond settlements.

    WSJ: Dim Sum Bonds Get Western Flavor

  • The U.S. and EU have implemented progressively tougher economic sanctions on Iran in recent months, including an embargo on Tehran's oil exports, which Washington and Brussels believe are increasingly draining the government's finances.

    WSJ: Iran Says It Is Set for Nuclear Talks, but West Is Skeptical

  • The dread scenario goes something like this: the emerging Asian economies--Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines--either slow sharply or sink into recession, and the ills spread throughout the rest of Asia, including Japan, which ships nearly half its exports to those countries.

    CNN: Still On A Roll?

  • If you look at both exports and imports, the eurozone economies do more business with the UK than any other country, including the US. On average, we accounted for nearly 14% of eurozone exports between 2007 and 2011 and just over one-tenth of its imports.

    BBC: Trading places: The UK, Germany and France

  • Four years ago spikes in the price of food triggered riots in 12 countries, including Egypt, and prompted Russia to ban wheat exports to conserve its own stocks.

    BBC: Food price fears prompt plans for emergency talks

  • This was important in East Asia, where well over half of most countries' exports go to the rest of Asia (including Japan).

    ECONOMIST: Emerging-market measles

  • So though an individual FTA may not be mentioned in that speech, the President obviously envisions the increase of those exports through a whole host of things, including the free trade agreements that he outlined quite specifically in the State of the Union.

    WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

  • Asia's depression undermined prices for commodities, including copper, grains and oil, all crucial Latin American exports.

    FORBES: Playing the Latin rebound

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