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New forced labor tariffs are in line with US-EU deal, insists Trump trade official
PARIS — Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said Thursday that proposed new U.S. tariffs on European exports are compatible with the transatlantic trade deal struck last summer at President Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in Scotland. “The Turnberry agreement says that the European Union agrees and acknowledges that the United States can impose tariffs up to a certain level,” Greer said in Paris on the sidelines of a ministerial meeting at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and...
Germany pushes back on US attack over streaming law
Germany has rejected US accusations that its proposed streaming investment law violates the EU-US Turnberry trade pact, asserting it is a cultural policy measure, not a digital trade barrier. The draft legislation mandates that streamers invest at least 8% of their German revenue into local film and television production to avoid penalties. This dispute follows the recent implementation of the transatlantic trade agreement.
EU trade lawmakers back compromise on deal with Trump
BRUSSELS — The European Parliament’s trade committee approved by a wide majority a compromise struck with EU governments and the Commission on legislation to implement a trade deal with the United States. Lawmakers backed, by 31 votes to six, with three abstentions, changes to legislation under which the EU agreed to eliminate tariffs on U.S. industrial goods and some agricultural products — a key pillar of the agreement struck last summer at Donald Trump’s golf resort in Turnberry,...
EU slams Trump’s forced labor tariff as ‘unjustified’
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US tariff threats over forced labour “unjustified”, Commission says
The EU hit back at US threats of fresh tariffs over forced labour, saying its rules are among the most stringent in the world for banning imports and exports of goods linked to forced labour. The European Commission said on Wednesday that new US tariff threats linked to forced labour were “unjustified”, arguing that EU legislation is already robust enough to ban such products. The move comes as the EU prepares to implement a contentious trade deal struck last summer between US President...
Trade MEPs back EU–US deal despite watered-down safeguards
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Newsletter: The moving pieces of the EU’s enlargement
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