Ferrari is considered unique in Europe’s automobile sector as the threat of U.S. tariffs looms over many car giants, with President-elect Donald Trump planning to impose tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico. The proposed tariffs could disrupt the auto industry’s supply chains, causing concern among investors about higher costs and impacting U.S. and European manufacturers. European Union policymakers may find relief in the fact that Europe was not mentioned in Trump’s initial tariff announcement, but Ferrari is expected to remain unaffected due to its production being solely based in Maranello, Italy.
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Why Israel did not defeat Gaza after 600 days of war? – Middle East Monitor
The article critiques the Israeli military's prolonged campaign in Gaza, asserting that despite over 600 days of intense bombardment, Israel has failed to achieve its objectives against Hamas, revealing its inability to recognize Hamas's resilience and the Palestinian people's determination to resist. The author argues that Israel's approach has led to a war of attrition, weakening its leadership and military, while garnering global public support for Palestine, ultimately predicting the decline of Zionism. The piece...
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