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EU still divided over Trump tariff response as deadline looms
The EU is refusing to sign a joint declaration on climate proposed by China at a planned summit this month, unless Beijing pledges greater efforts to cut its emissions. Today, my colleagues report on the internal EU divisions over how to respond to Donald Trump’s trade demands as his deadline for a deal looms,
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The European Commission will work with EU member states and the chemicals sector to support production of chemicals ...
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