What Trump’s return might mean for Europe, and how it’s starting to prepare for the challenges
Trump’s stated preference is to reset the supply chains to US advantage, either through eye-wateringly high tariffs or ensuring greater post-manufacture assembly of foreign goods in the US. These are high stakes indeed. The US is the EU’s biggest trade partner, with ever-increasing volumes of goods and services being purchased.
For EU institutions in Brussels, the coalition's frequent feuds and inability to agree was a thorn in their side, with ...
Europe is steeled for a potential trade war with Donald Trump after the tariff loving Republican reclaimed the White House, ...
A sombre mood enveloped Brussels on Wednesday, as the European Union woke to the news that its long-time antagonist had ...
For decades, Belgian French-speaking activists sought to sabotage their Dutch-speaking countrymen riding bicycles during the ...
The European Union is considering options to appease Donald Trump on his return to the White House as it braces for a ...
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From energy and trade to finance and defense, here’s how Donald Trump’s second presidency will impact EU policy.
Fears of a widening tariff war between China and other major exporting nations are keeping diplomacy between the world's ...
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