Debate: US tariffs: a trade war with Europeow?
Donald Trump imposed high tariffs on goods coming from Mexico and Canada on the weekend, only to suspend the measure for 30 days after talks with the countries' leaders. New tariffs against China came into force, to which Beijing responded with counter-tariffs. Trump has also threatened to impose tariffs on the EU "pretty soon." Commentators discuss how Europe should react to a looming trade war with the US.
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https://www.eurotopics.net/en/333361/us-tariffs-a-trade-war-with-europe-now?pk_campaign=rss-en&pk_kwd=2025-02-04
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Debate: How to create a stronger EU?
EU leaders convened for a special summit on Monday to discuss how to finance more spending on defence. Althougho agreement was reached on joint European debt, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed a generous interpretation of the debt rules. In addition to defence spending, commentators discuss the larger geopolitical issues at stake.
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https://www.eurotopics.net/en/333438/how-to-create-a-stronger-eu?pk_campaign=rss-en&pk_kwd=2025-02-04
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Debate: Baltic states withdraw from Russian power grid
A long-prepared and technically complicated step is due to take place as quietly as possible this weekend: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania plan to sever their last remaining connection with the post-Soviet electricity system, known as the Brell ring, on Saturday. Once certain test runs have been completed they will then synchronise their electricity grids with the rest of Europe, probably on Sunday. Commentators take a closer look.
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https://www.eurotopics.net/en/333439/baltic-states-withdraw-from-russian-power-grid?pk_campaign=rss-en&pk_kwd=2025-02-04
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