Analysts say a teetering British economy looks likely to fall into recession after Donald Trump’s tariffs, and while the UK does not plan to retaliate, EU states are considering their response.
Donald Trump would be willing to negotiate over his April 2 tariffs, with one insider suggesting he may grant a 50 per cent discount to some nations.
Wes and Caitlin Robinson didn’t believe Vincent would survive after receiving an astonishing 52 minutes of CPR. But they credit the late George Pell with interceding to save their baby after he nearly drowned in their hot tub.
Anthony Albanese is vowing an Australia-first response if the nation is hit by Donald Trump’s new tariffs this week, as Labor steps up efforts to paint Peter Dutton as a Trump copycat.
Canberra appears to have got off lightly compared with China and Canada in the annual assessment of foreign trade barriers, but the News Media Bargaining Code and pharmaceuticals are to be ‘monitored’.
The chief US negotiator of America’s free-trade agreement with Australia says there is no compelling reason for Canberra to be targeted in Donald Trump’s planned tariffs.
Donald Trump isn’t afraid of firing someone, but he’s digging in behind his Defence Secretary despite the release of texts showing he shared details ahead of a US military strike on Houthi militants.
Canada says Trump betrayed their trade agreement with tariffs covering cars and car parts; the President says no country will be exempt from reciprocal tariffs but they’ll be less than expected.
A new threat assessment warns stronger links between China, Russia, Iran and North Korea pose ‘new challenges’ to America and that Taiwan will face escalating coercion from Beijing in 2025
Australian hopes for a trade reprieve from the US have been buoyed after Donald Trump said he ‘may give a lot of countries breaks’ from the imposition of full reciprocal tariffs from April 2.
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