Trump, tariffs and Supreme Court
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The European Union is “carefully analysing” the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. The Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump's extensive tariff agenda, ruling his global levies were unlawfully imposed under the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
After suffering a loss at the Supreme Court, US President Donald Trump has ended the tariffs declared illegal, but he has also announced a new 10% global duty.
A new U.S.-Argentina deal could undermine protections for European food names that are included in the trade agreement with Latin America.
As President Trump tries to strangle wind projects in the US, nine European countries have signed a deal to build a vast offshore wind farm in the North Sea, the epicenter of the continent’s oil and g
Under the deals, companies receive a fraction of the potential refund as an upfront payment. They keep that money now that the tariffs are overturned. If the government refu
The former British prime minister raised concerns with the president in the lead up to Trump’s renewed attacks on the deal.