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EU Backs Global Engagement Against Trump’s Isolationism

Polling from YouGov shows 53 percent of Brits prefer the EU as the UK's closest trading partner over the US, which only 21 percent support.
European leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen, emphasized the importance of global cooperation at the World Economic Forum, contrasting with Trump's isolationist policies.
Trump threatened to impose tariffs on imports, including a potential 25 percent on Canada and Mexico, raising concerns about trade relations.
Scholz warned that isolationism harms prosperity, stating that cooperation is usually in one's interest, despite Trump's 'America First' stance.

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Bloomberg

EU Backs Global Engagement Against Trump’s Isolationism

Welcome to the Brussels Edition, Bloomberg’s daily briefing on what matters most in the heart of the European Union.

2 months ago·United States

EU, China warn against trade friction after Trump’s return

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2 months ago·Pakistan

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The London Economic

Brits send clear message to Starmer: Prioritise trade with EU over US

53 per cent of Brits would rather have a closer trading relationship with the EU compared to just 21 per cent who favour the US.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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La Libre

In Davos, Ursula von der Leyen takes the opposite view of Donald Trump

The new American president turned his back on the world on Monday during his inauguration speech, insisting that only the United States counts. At the World Economic Forum, the President of the European Commission for her part advocated the virtues of dialogue and international cooperation...

2 months ago·Brussels, Belgium

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Politico Europe

EU tells Trump’s America: We have other options

Ursula von der Leyen casts Europe as an economic heavyweight that can forge new alliances during another “America First” presidency.

2 months ago·Brussels, Belgium

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Firstpost News

At Davos, EU warns of 'race to the bottom,' seeks trade collaboration with Trump

European Commission President Von der Leyen said the first trip she planned with her new Commission would be to India, where she said the EU would work with Prime Minister Narendra Modi "to upgrade the strategic partnership with the largest country and democracy in the world".

2 months ago·Mumbai, India

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