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 uncertainty.
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UK and EU split over youth mobility deal, negotiating document shows
The UK and EU are at an impasse over a youth mobility scheme crucial to post-Brexit relations, with only two weeks until a pivotal summit in London. The EU seeks a dedicated visa for young people to work and study in the UK, while the UK proposes a limited scheme with no rights for dependants or benefits. Additionally, the two sides plan to announce a Security and Defence Partnership and discuss co-operation on various issues,...
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