Trump says tariffs on EU will ‘definitely happen’ but UK could avoid them
Mr Trump imposed sweeping tariffs of 25 per cent on Mexico and Canada and 10 per cent on China over the weekend and said tariffs would “definitely happen” with the European Union, sparking fears of a trade war that would derail economic growth and hike consumer costs.
On Sunday, the deadline for prohibitions on certain AI systems and staff technology literacy requirements officially lapsed.
The European Union must remain united to respond to U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to levy tariffs on its products, ...
If Russia’s war against Ukraine hasn’t already made it clear that Europe needs to strengthen its own security and defence, US ...
Greenland, home to a large U.S. military base, is an autonomous territory of Denmark, a longtime U.S. ally. Last week, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen tried to shore up support among European ...
The UK has announced plans to deepen and strengthen links with the EU, especially in regards to research and innovation ...
Lawmakers in the European Parliament approved the AI Act in March last year after years of wrangling over the fine points.
The European Union is writing a $56 million check for researchers to build a large language model to rival its American and ...
Japan’s Nikkei 225 has fallen by more than 2.5% amid the negative reaction of Asia markets to the tariff developments. The ...
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