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Australia wants to offer Trump 'deal he can't refuse' to end tariff battle, trade minister says

Australia's offer for the US to access critical minerals was rejected, indicating ongoing trade tensions as the US reviews its relationships.
Farrell noted that extracting these minerals is costly and aims to ensure a reliable supply chain for the US.
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley expressed that peacekeeping in Ukraine should be managed by Europe only after a ceasefire is achieved.
The Prime Minister commented that the conflict involves Russia's imperialist designs, impacting not just Ukraine but the region.

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Asia Times

Australia lacks a good Plan B if Trump scraps AUKUS

Following the recent imposition of steel and aluminum tariffs, the Australian government is coming to terms with the reality of engaging with a US ally that is increasingly transactional. The Trump administration’s approach may signal some inclement weather ahead for the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine project. But it’s far from game over. A flurry of opinion […] The post Australia lacks a good Plan B if Trump scraps AUKUS appeared first on Asia…

53 minutes ago·Hong Kong

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www.sme.sk

Good Morning: Trump's Tariff Game Isn't All That's Thought Out

Donald Trump talks about tariffs as a miracle tool to restore America's golden age, and since taking office he has imposed them on countries from China to the European Union.

7 hours ago·Bratislava, Slovakia

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‘Offer he can’t refuse’: Labor’s Trump trade play

Labor is trying to come up with an offer Donald Trump “can’t refuse” to secure a tariff carve out for Australia.

1 day ago

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Anadolu Ajansı

Australia seeks deal to end tariff dispute, but Trump’s demands unclear

Canberra still uncertain about what US administration wants for exemption - Anadolu Ajansı

1 day ago·Ankara, Türkiye

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Australian Financial Review

Australia turns to McDonald’s diplomacy in Trump trade war

The industry and federal government are alarmed that beef and lamb exports and pharmaceuticals could be next in Trump’s firing line as early as April 2.

1 day ago·Sydney, Australia

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