US EditionTrump calls European Union 'in many ways nastier than China'
- President Donald Trump condemned the European Union as 'nastier than China' during a White House statement on Monday morning.
- Trump made this statement amid ongoing US efforts to deescalate the US-China trade war and address high drug prices paid by Americans.
- He signed an executive order imposing a 30-day deadline on drugmakers to lower prescription drug costs and announced a most favored nation's policy.
- Trump said the policy will ensure the US pays the lowest global drug price and claimed that Europeans pay about one-fifth of what Americans pay.
- This policy aims to reduce drug prices by 30% to 80%, potentially shifting healthcare subsidies and pharmaceutical revenue globally.
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President Trump Says EU "Nastier Than China," Vows to End Europe’s Free Ride on American Prosperity
President Donald Trump took aim at the globalist-led European Union this week, declaring it “nastier than China” and exposing what he says are decades of unfair trade practices that have left American workers and industries in the dust.
·United States
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Trump Calls EU 'Nastier Than China' Days After Praising Ursula von der Leyen As 'Fantastic,' Says US Holds 'All The Cards' In Trade Standoff
President Donald Trump referred to the European Union as "nastier than China" in Monday's press briefing during the signing of an executive order aimed at lowering prescription drug prices.
·New York, United States
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