U.S. President Donald Trump implemented 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, leading to swift counter-measures from the European Union, which will impose tariffs on $28.33 billion worth of U.S. goods in April. The EU’s response includes re-imposing suspended tariffs and introducing new measures to protect businesses, workers, and consumers, with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen stating a willingness to negotiate. The move has sparked criticism from Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who called the tariffs unjustified but stated Australia will not impose reciprocal tariffs to avoid increasing prices for consumers.
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Iran compiling U.S. terror list for sanctions
Iran has announced plans to compile a list of Americans accused of terrorism, cyber sabotage, and human rights violations against Iranians amid escalating tensions with the US. Tehran aims to counter US pressure and sanctions by targeting individuals, military personnel, and institutions, framing the list as a legal challenge to hostile actions. While the move may be symbolic without international enforcement, it reflects Iran's strategy of using legal means to push back against US policies....
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