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EU-US tariff deal was signed. The news also comes weeks after the European parliament voted to ratify the deal, having twice paused the formal process for the tariff deal. In January MEPs formally suspended
news agency. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, whose country is likely to be hit hardest by a car tariff increase, told broadcaster ARD: “The Americans have it finalised, and the Europeans haven’t – and that
Trump’s tariffs, in large part because of security concerns,” Gregory Shaffer, professor of international law at Georgetown University, told Al Jazeera. The tariffs would mostly hit higher-end and luxury vehicles. “It [the tariffs
cars, wine and cheese, while making it easier for South American beef, poultry, sugar, rice, honey and soya beans to reach Europe. “This is good news for EU businesses of all sizes, good news
tariffs on cars and trucks from the European Union, of which Germany produces the highest numbers. ## NATO-US alliance under pressure Germany has been one of the most loyal allies of the US and Israel
tariffs on cars, aluminium and steel, was “better than I had to” and that it could “always be changed”. UK ministers have cited the agreement signed last May as an example of the continuing close