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Trump threatens massive tariffs on the EU in retaliation for fines against Google, claiming Europe is stealing American businesses.
Trump announced the launch of a trade investigation against the European Union under Section 301, angered by sanctions against Google and other US technology companies.Trade war erupts! The EU opposes Trump's new tariffs, calling the excuses unreasonable and preparing to request clarification from the United States.
The EU opposes Trump's new import tariffs, citing strong labor standards and employee welfare, and is preparing to seek clarification from the US government.EU tightens environmental regulations: Challenges for Thai businesses under green global trade rules.
Accelerating ESG capabilities, developing sustainability information systems, and investing in environmentally friendly production processes.The EU is preparing legislation to control children's use of social media, restricting those under 13 to requiring adult supervision.
The European Union (EU) is preparing to propose legislation to restrict children's access to social media, stipulating that those under 13 years old can only use it under adult supervision, in an effort to protect the mental health and safety of young people.Economists have cut their 2569 forecast for the eurozone economy to 0.5% growth following renewed tensions in the Middle East.
Economists have lowered their forecast for eurozone economic growth in 2569 to 0.5% from the previous 0.7% following renewed conflict in the Middle East.The EU began eliminating tariffs on US goods on July 1st, in accordance with the trade agreement, which will last until the end of 2572.
The EU is preparing to implement measures to eliminate import tariffs on several U.S. goods starting July 1, 2569, in accordance with the trade agreement, with the tariffs remaining in effect until December 31, 2572.The EU is tightening controls on steel imports, reducing duty-free quotas by 47%, effective July 1, 69, to counter the influx of Chinese steel into the market.
The EU has announced stricter controls on steel imports, reducing duty-free quotas by 47% and increasing import tariffs to 50% for quantities exceeding the quota. These measures will take effect from July 1, 69.EU approves trade deal with US, accepting 15% tariff cap to avoid new tariff war.
The EU has agreed to a trade deal with the US, paving the way for its implementation. Europe will eliminate tariffs on some goods in exchange for keeping the import tariff ceiling on US products at 15%.Norway is pressuring the EU to lift its ban on Arctic oil drilling, citing European energy security as a priority.
Norway is urgently lobbying the European Union to lift the ban on new oil and gas exploration and drilling in the Arctic, citing the need for energy security.EU agrees to reduce import tariffs on US goods, hoping to avoid Trump's tariffs on European cars.
The EU has agreed on measures to reduce import tariffs on goods from the United States in order to avoid the risk of the US imposing further tariffs on automobiles and industrial goods from Europe.
