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Britain's defence and tech industries are urging EU and UK leaders to prioritize a new security pact at the UK-EU summit on May 19, amid concerns of delays due to issues like fishing rights. The aerospace, tech, and industry lobby groups emphasize the importance of a UK-EU defence and security partnership agreement for closer industrial cooperation, highlighting the need for swift action to avoid protracted negotiations. The summit presents an opportunity to formalize the relationship...

Carmakers are holding thousands of vehicles at US ports and halting shipments to minimize the impact of Trump's trade war, with some delaying entry and others suspending shipments to the US. Ports are nearing capacity, with Bremerhaven in Germany expecting to lose up to 50% of vehicle shipments to the US. Car manufacturers are uncertain about how tariffs will be applied and are temporarily holding cars in ports or seeking bonded warehouses to avoid fees....

This article discusses top defence and tech executives urging the UK and EU to sign a defence and security deal, Donald Trump's increased tariffs on Chinese goods, and the EU's potential retaliatory tariffs against the US. Sweden's trade minister emphasizes the importance of free trade but supports retaliatory measures if necessary. Additionally, Italy's antitrust authorities are cracking down on ticket scalping for Rome's historical landmarks, such as the Colosseum, to make tickets more accessible for...

The chief executive of a large European asset manager is tasked with de-Americanifying the company amidst Trump's tariffs and geopolitical tensions. European companies are reevaluating their ties to the US, particularly in the financial industry due to hefty fines imposed on European banks by the US. While breaking away completely may be challenging, there is a growing focus on strengthening European resilience and reducing dependency on the US. Full Article

The EU has decided not to impose retaliatory tariffs on American bourbon and other US whiskeys, following lobbying efforts from whiskey-making Ireland and wine-producing countries like Italy and France. This decision was made amidst concerns that their alcohol industries would suffer in the midst of a global trade war, particularly due to the economic impact of Donald Trump's trade policies. This move provides some relief for drink makers in the US amid the ongoing economic...

The European Commission plans to propose retaliatory measures against US tariffs, aiming to negotiate but facing worsening trade tensions initiated by President Trump. Brussels has reduced its countermeasures on US goods following lobbying by member states, with products like bourbon and wine removed to protect food and drinks industries. Talks with the US have been fruitless so far, with the EU rejecting complaints beyond tariffs, and hoping US economic pressure may lead to a change...