Trump, Russia and tariffs
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the reason for Russia’s exclusion was that economic sanctions imposed on the country following its 2022 invasion of Ukraine already “preclude any meaningful trade.”
From HuffPost
President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced a 10% tariff on all imports but even higher rates on dozens of trading partners including China, India and the European Union.
From USA Today
The simple calculation used by the Trump administration could have broad implications for countries America depends on for goods — and the global companies that supply them.
From CNN
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Russian State TV appears to be turning on President Donald Trump in its recent coverage, with Kremlin propagandists mocking the president over remarks he and his administration have made on a possible ceasefire in the Ukraine war.
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President Trump's sweeping new set of tariffs impact friends and foe alike, but also on the list are uninhabited islands while glaring omissions include Russia and Iran.
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The Mary Sue on MSNKing Charles to witness Donald Trump’s true face as Russia is officially declared a national security threat to BritainEven though King Charles and President Donald Trump’s friendship has been standing on shaky ground, it has remained stable. The monarch turned a blind eye to the POUTUS threatening Canada and insulting Ukrainian president Valadymr Zelenskyy and in return,
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Russia was notably absent from the sweeping tariffs that U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday, which are set to affect almost the entire world. The White House said sanctions imposed on Moscow because of Russian President Vladimir Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine had already ensured that there was no meaningful trade between the countries.
President Trump has announced tariffs that target nearly every country, excluding Russia and North Korea due to existing sanctions. The US-Russia trade has drastically decreased post-sanctions over Ukraine's invasion.
A British judge has ordered President Donald Trump to pay more than 625,000 pounds ($820,000) in legal costs to a company he unsuccessfully sued over a dossier alleging he took part in sex acts in Russia.
The president of Finland is towering, lean and athletic and holds a doctorate from the London School of Economics. So I am not entirely convinced when Alexander Stubb tells me that he is struggling “to put sentences together” after an overnight flight from Florida and a day spent with Donald Trump.
The secret guidance gives an insight into the United State's likely approach to supporting Europe in the event of Russian military advances on the Continent