US EditionEU-US Trade Deal Slaps EU Exports with Shocking 15% Tariffs
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Trump asserts dominance over Europe with tariff agreement
The United States and the European Union have reached a deal under which the EU will pay 15% tariffs on most exports. The EU also committed to buying $750 billion worth of American energy and investing an additional $600 billion in the US. With this move, US President Donald Trump has achieved complete economic dominance over Europe. “As part of President Trump’s […] The post Trump asserts dominance over Europe with tariff agreement first appear…
European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen's Horrible July: a No-Confidence Vote, a Budget Debacle, and Humiliations Both in the EU-China Summit and the US Trade Agreement
Onve powerful EU Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen is now but a shadow of herself. Von der Leyen is on a losing streak. Like so many Globalist ‘leaders’, the European Commissioner Ursula von der Leyen was able to get reelected, but did not pull out a power project that guarantees support for her policies and initiatives. Since then, she has been highly ineffective – but nothing compares to her horrible month of July. ‘Time to go’: as the month s…
The left is targeting the wrong target: it's not the Italian government negotiating tariffs with Washington, but Ursula von der Leyen, supported by the Democratic Party. Those who accuse the government of acquiescing to Trump should instead hold their own MEPs accountable, who on July 10 renewed their full confidence in the European Commission. If Elly Schlein is unhappy with the EU-US agreement, she should point the finger at von der Leyen in B…
Beyond the political sword-smashing, who in Europe will be affected by the tariff agreement between Washington and Brussels, and how? We will look at the potential impact of the 15 percent general tariff, broken down by individual economies and sectors.
Díaz Charges Against the Eu-Us Tariff Agreement: "Leave Europe at the Foot of Horses" - Forbes Spain
MADRID, 4 (EUROPA PRESS) Second Vice-President and Minister of Labour and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, believes that the agreement the European Union has signed with the United States on tariffs "is a bad news" and leaves Europe "at the foot of horses". "Away from walking in a Europe that advances between [...] The Díaz entry charges against the EU-US tariff agreement: "Leave Europe at the foot of horses" appears first in Forbes Spain.
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