The Irish Independent’s View: As Donald Trump lays siege to the global economy, EU prepares to fight fire with fire
- Donald Trump has imposed new tariffs of 20% on the EU and 25% on foreign-made cars, significantly impacting workers' livelihoods globally and in America.
- Taoiseach Micheál Martin expressed concern about the impact on investments and jobs in Ireland due to Trump's tariffs.
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned that Trump's announcement is a major blow to the world economy and noted preparations for counter-measures if negotiations fail.
- German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck compared Trump's decision to a war of aggression and emphasized the need for a united European response.
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The Irish Independent’s View: As Donald Trump lays siege to the global economy, EU prepares to fight fire with fire
Now we know Donald Trump has opted for the spurned divorcee’s “don’t get mad, get everything” line of attack, the EU can ill afford to stick with a “resistance is futile” line indefinitely.
Why Donald Trump has long-hated the EU... and now he's making them pay...
It has been called 'Liberation Day' for America - but for the rest of the world, global leaders stood with their breath held at the impact on the global economy.Across the EU, reactions flooded in fast to the news Trump would install 20% tariffs on the EU and 25% on all foreign-made cars. Ursula Von Der Leyen hit out at the moves which she said would be 'have consequences for the world.'Donald Trump's relationship with the European Union (EU) ha…
Trump's figure for 'real' EU import tariff couldn't be more off
16:43 The United States is imposing a 20 percent import duty on European products because the European Union itself is said to be imposing a 39 percent tariff on products from the US. But that last point is not true...
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