This week, Europe will push ahead with its first countermaneuver - one of potentially several to come.
In her Spring Statement, Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered a resolute defence of her government's fiscal strategy, doubling down on the "stability rule" and "investment rule" first set out in the autumn.
On 14 March, the Albanese government announced it will extend a crackdown on unfair trading practices to small businesses in its ongoing efforts to address power imbalances between small and large businesses.
The Spanish government has approved a draft of the country's first ever national law forbidding the sale of alcohol to minors.
The price of a bottle of wine in Alberta is set to go up after April 1.
The Alberta government announced changes to its liquor markups in the recent budget, with respect to wine only, saying it will "address industry concerns, improve equity within the system, and support the growth of Alberta's liquor manufacturing industry."
Finland's year-on-year change in consumer prices stood at 1.5 percent last month, according to the latest figures published by Statistics Finland on Monday.
Shortly after receiving recommendations from the House of Representatives' Inquiry Into Food and Beverage Manufacturing, the Albanese Labor Government has announced $50,000 in additional tax relief to all eligible distillers, brewers, and winemakers.
Almost five years ago, a new law came into force in Wales making it illegal to sell alcohol for less than 50p per unit.
A SPEYSIDE MP has secured a Westminster debate on the Government's support for the Scotch whisky industry, as they argue the current tax regime is costing the UK Treasury hundreds of millions in lost revenue.
China is raising tariffs on several types of alcohol, including vermouth, brandy, and whisky, in a move that is expected to further strain the country's sluggish liquor market.