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Trump threatens 'substantial' Section 301 tariffs on EU after Google fine

WASHINGTON, July 24 (Yonhap) -- U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Friday to impose a new "substantial" tariff on the European Union, criticizing its decision this week to fine U.S. tech giant Google some US$1 billion for violating a regulation aimed at promoting fair competition in digital markets.

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From parody to pain

THE other day’s headline says: “POTUS Trump to Marcos in a phone call: Will take up with Xi your sea dispute worries.” It sounds, to me, like a top bully is coming to the aid of a bully victim. No one needs to read further than that to feel like the monkey that the Filipino is cartooned to be, raised in a cage by co…

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America is closing the door on opportunity — and talent

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — For generations, the United States distinguished itself not simply by its wealth or military power, but by offering ambitious people born in other countries the chance to overcome the birthplace lottery. Unfortunately, the Trump administration’s new visa policy for international students, th…

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Washington’s decision to impose sweeping new tariffs over alleged failures to combat forced labor has triggered protests and bewilderment among some of its largest trading partners. The duties, which took effect on Friday, target goods from 60 economies that account for more than 99% of US imports. The EU, Australia…

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Trump Losing Patience, In 'Revenge Mode' After 13th Consecutive Night Of US Strikes On Iran

The latest little peace overture by Washington widely reported Thursday night was apparently a big nothingburger, as on Friday the Iraqi prime minister’s office has denied a New York Times report claiming that Iran rejected a US ceasefire proposal delivered to Tehran by Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi.

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