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EU cuts losses as von der Leyen agrees 15-percent tariff deal with Trump
The EU has cut its losses on transatlantic trade after agreeing a tariff deal with US president Donald Trump that will slap 15-percent import duties on most EU goods.
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EU cuts losses as von der Leyen agrees 15-percent tariff deal with Trump
The EU has cut its losses on transatlantic trade after agreeing a tariff deal with US president Donald Trump that will slap 15-percent import duties on most EU goods. Read on »
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Europe demands Israel do more on aid, as malnutrition spreads in Gaza
Israel is facing mounting pressure from Western allies amid widespread starvation across the Gaza Strip.Read on »
Macron's recognition of the state of Palestine: bravo or déjà vu?Opinion
Recognising the state of Palestine is perfectly in line with France's foreign policy — it's the rest of Paris' actions that aren't, writes the former policy advisor for Renew Europe for the Middle East.Read on »
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Europe must call Zelensky’s bluff on new anti-corruption lawOpinion
Tell Kyiv it won’t get any money or EU accession until president Volodymr Zelensky's new anti-corruption law is rescinded, writes Josh Rudolph of the German Marshall Fund.Read on »
Libya: 'We need more than window-dressing on migration'Opinion
The response to irregular migration from Africa thus far from many European capitals has been predictable: short-term containment measures, bilateral return agreements, and new offshore processing schemes, writes Libya's minister of communication and political affairs.Read on »
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