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Joe Biden Says "New Era" Of US-European Union Cooperation After Trade Dispute
US President Joe Biden said Sunday the United States and European Union were entering a "new era of transatlantic cooperation" after parties agreed to end a dispute over steel and aluminium.
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US, EU End Tariff War From Donald Trump's Presidency Over Steel, Aluminum
The United States and the European Union have agreed to end a festering dispute over US steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by former US President Donald Trump in 2018, removing an irritant in transatlantic relations.
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US, European Union To Commit To End Disputes, Call For Progress On Covid Study
The European Union and the United States are set to commit at a summit in Brussels next week to end their transatlantic metals and aircraft trade disputes and call for progress on a new study into the origins of COVID-19, as per a draft communique.
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European Union Seeks Firm Joe Biden Pledge To End Trump-Era Trade Row
The EU said Wednesday it was time for the US to make concrete commitments towards ending transatlantic trade tensions, days ahead of a visit by President Joe Biden to Brussels.
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US Says Ready For Stronger Post-Brexit Ties With UK, EU
US President Donald Trump's outgoing administration congratulated Britain and the EU on their post-Brexit trade deal, saying Washington was ready to build "stronger transatlantic ties."
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EU "Regrettably" Hits US With Tariffs, Seeks Better Ties With Biden
The European Union will "regrettably" impose tariffs on imports of $4 billion in US goods from Tuesday, EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said, while hoping that President-elect Joe Biden will foster a sharp improvement in transatlantic ties.
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Donald Trump Asks Theresa May To "Stick Around" For Trade Deal
May gave Trump a copy of one of the most significant documents in the transatlantic "special relationship" -- a framed copy of Winston Churchill's personal draft of the 1941 Atlantic Charter that which defined the Allied goals post-World War II.
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Outgoing British PM May To Call On Trump For Economic Cooperation
British Prime Minister Theresa May will call on U.S. President Donald Trump to deepen transatlantic economic cooperation on Tuesday, saying a bilateral trade deal could make their partnership "greater still".
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Barack Obama In Europe Urges 'Course Correction' On Globalisation
US President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel argued Wednesday for a transatlantic trade deal and stressed that there will be "no return to a world before globalisation".
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European Union Looks Beyond Barack Obama To Clinch Free Trade Deal
A last-gasp push to seal a landmark free trade deal between the European Union and the United States before the end of Barack Obama's presidency has failed, EU ministers agreed on Friday.
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Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
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Angela Merkel Appeals to Germans to Back Trade Pact Ahead of G7 Meeting
Chancellor Angela Merkel tried to drum up support in Germany for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) ahead of the G7 summit she is hosting in June, saying in an interview on Saturday she hopes it will be finalised by 2017.
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Francois Hollande in Canada to Drum up Trade
President Francois Hollande began the first visit to Canada by a French leader in a quarter of a century on Sunday, flying in to the country's oil-rich west to drum up transatlantic trade.
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Joe Biden Says "New Era" Of US-European Union Cooperation After Trade Dispute
US President Joe Biden said Sunday the United States and European Union were entering a "new era of transatlantic cooperation" after parties agreed to end a dispute over steel and aluminium.
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US, EU End Tariff War From Donald Trump's Presidency Over Steel, Aluminum
The United States and the European Union have agreed to end a festering dispute over US steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by former US President Donald Trump in 2018, removing an irritant in transatlantic relations.
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US, European Union To Commit To End Disputes, Call For Progress On Covid Study
The European Union and the United States are set to commit at a summit in Brussels next week to end their transatlantic metals and aircraft trade disputes and call for progress on a new study into the origins of COVID-19, as per a draft communique.
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European Union Seeks Firm Joe Biden Pledge To End Trump-Era Trade Row
The EU said Wednesday it was time for the US to make concrete commitments towards ending transatlantic trade tensions, days ahead of a visit by President Joe Biden to Brussels.
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US Says Ready For Stronger Post-Brexit Ties With UK, EU
US President Donald Trump's outgoing administration congratulated Britain and the EU on their post-Brexit trade deal, saying Washington was ready to build "stronger transatlantic ties."
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EU "Regrettably" Hits US With Tariffs, Seeks Better Ties With Biden
The European Union will "regrettably" impose tariffs on imports of $4 billion in US goods from Tuesday, EU Trade Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said, while hoping that President-elect Joe Biden will foster a sharp improvement in transatlantic ties.
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Donald Trump Asks Theresa May To "Stick Around" For Trade Deal
May gave Trump a copy of one of the most significant documents in the transatlantic "special relationship" -- a framed copy of Winston Churchill's personal draft of the 1941 Atlantic Charter that which defined the Allied goals post-World War II.
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Outgoing British PM May To Call On Trump For Economic Cooperation
British Prime Minister Theresa May will call on U.S. President Donald Trump to deepen transatlantic economic cooperation on Tuesday, saying a bilateral trade deal could make their partnership "greater still".
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Barack Obama In Europe Urges 'Course Correction' On Globalisation
US President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel argued Wednesday for a transatlantic trade deal and stressed that there will be "no return to a world before globalisation".
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European Union Looks Beyond Barack Obama To Clinch Free Trade Deal
A last-gasp push to seal a landmark free trade deal between the European Union and the United States before the end of Barack Obama's presidency has failed, EU ministers agreed on Friday.
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Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
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Angela Merkel Appeals to Germans to Back Trade Pact Ahead of G7 Meeting
Chancellor Angela Merkel tried to drum up support in Germany for the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) ahead of the G7 summit she is hosting in June, saying in an interview on Saturday she hopes it will be finalised by 2017.
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Francois Hollande in Canada to Drum up Trade
President Francois Hollande began the first visit to Canada by a French leader in a quarter of a century on Sunday, flying in to the country's oil-rich west to drum up transatlantic trade.
