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US President Donald Trump said the new tariffs would be in place 'almost immediately' after the US Supreme Court struck down his reciprocal tariffs policy, which was widely used by his and Joe Biden's
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.
Global leaders react positively to Supreme Court's ruling that President Trump has no authority to enforce sweeping global tariffs.
A new U.S.-Argentina deal could undermine protections for European food names that are included in the trade agreement with Latin America.
EU’s head of foreign policy claims ‘Board of Peace’ is vehicle for Trump with no accountability to Palestinians or UN
Donald Trump has imposed 10pc tariffs on imports from all countries, despite a landmark Supreme Court ruling striking down much of his taxes on imports.
President Donald Trump's push to control Greenland has sparked major tensions with Europe. Leaders there are warning Trump's threat of tariffs over Greenland policy could damage the NATO alliance.
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