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Calm dialogue needed between EU, US over tariffs

  • The European Commission is preparing to impose tariffs on approximately €100 billion worth of US products if trade negotiations with Washington do not succeed in the coming weeks.
  • These measures follow President Trump’s April 2 tariffs targeting multiple countries, which reignited global trade tensions and provoked retaliatory levies from the EU and Beijing.
  • Although negotiations began last month and include proposals to lower barriers and encourage investment, talks have stalled and there is little hope they will significantly change US policy.
  • EU Trade Commissioner Maroa Œfovi emphasized that the EU will not be compelled to agree to an arrangement that disadvantages them, as preparations continue for retaliatory measures in response to US tariffs.
  • The tariff threat underscores growing frustration in Brussels and signals readiness to escalate if diplomacy fails, while calls for calm dialogue and unity within the EU continue amid broader geopolitical concerns.
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RTÉ broke the news in Ireland on Tuesday, May 6, 2025.
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