Japan Assures Tariff Talks Unshaken by Election Outcome
Japan’s top negotiator confirms tariff talks with the US will proceed despite ruling coalition’s upper house election setback, prioritizing national interest.
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Merkel Urges EU Unity Against U.S. Tariffs, Warns of Consumer Impact
Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel calls for EU unity against U.S. tariffs, warning of higher costs for American consumers and advocating strategic negotiations.
U.S. Trade Talks Shift as Canada Concedes, EU Holds Ground on Digital Rules
As the U.S. tariff deadline nears, Canada scraps its digital tax to resume talks while the EU refuses to compromise on tech regulations, shaping global trade dynamics.
Canada Drops Digital Tax to Revive U.S. Trade Talks
Canada removes digital services tax to facilitate U.S. trade negotiations, aiming for a deal by July 2025 as leaders resume talks.
EU Holds Firm as U.S. Delays Tariff Deadline to July 9
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Japan PM Voices ‘Strong Disappointment’ Over New U.S. Auto Tariffs
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba criticizes new U.S. auto parts tariffs, vowing continued negotiations to address trade tensions impacting Japan’s key industries.
U.S. Pauses Mexico Tariffs, Easing Trade Tensions
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China Urges EU to Collaborate on Electric Vehicle Subsidy Dispute
China urges the EU to engage in concrete actions and collaborate on resolving the anti-subsidy case against Chinese electric vehicles, emphasizing dialogue and mutual cooperation.