Ireland urged to ‘wake up’ as Trump exposes economic reliance on the US

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Factbox-What is Ireland's exposure to the US economy and Trump's plans?

DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland is among countries vulnerable to changes in the global economy proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, with a significant proportion of employment, tax receipts and exports all directly dependent on a cluster of U.S. multinational firms.

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‘Trump bump’ brings rise in Irish passport applications from US, with more than 8,500 in past two months alone

There are now more than six million Irish passports in circulation worldwide — with an upward “Trump bump” in American efforts to become Irish.

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Ireland urged to ‘wake up’ as Trump exposes economic reliance on the US

Economy faces ‘frog in a pot’ problem unless infrastructure and innovation improve urgently

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Hiding under the guise of dependence on the mood of the USA squeezes us into the framework of an inferior colony. The more obedient we are, the more they will squeeze us and abandon us at every opportunity. We Poles should understand this very well.

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Trump’s tough stance a wake up call for Kenya

For years, the phrase “When the US sneezes, (Africa) Kenya catches a cold” has captured the ripple effect of social, political, and economic decisions on local economies. But with the Trump administration’s protectionist stance—which has already had far-reaching consequences in trade and investment flows—the nature of global interconnectedness between nations cannot be ignored. One of […]

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Ireland is risking its attractiveness to foreign investment by failing to implement urgent infrastructure and business reforms as it braces for transatlantic trade turbulence, experts and business leaders have warned. The threat of US tariffs could hit Ireland, a technology hub, hardest.