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US Tariffs Anger Allies, Projected to Cost Consumers $1200-$1700 Annually
The US imposed a 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports on March 12, angering allies and projected to cost US families $1200-$1700 annually, with the administration's justification unclear and goals unlikely to be met.
US Tariffs Anger Allies, Projected to Cost Consumers $1200-$1700 Annually
The US imposed a 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports on March 12, angering allies and projected to cost US families $1200-$1700 annually, with the administration's justification unclear and goals unlikely to be met.
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52% Bias Score
US Tariffs Anger Allies, Increase Costs for Consumers
The US imposed a 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports on March 12, angering allies and increasing costs for US consumers, while failing to achieve stated goals of boosting manufacturing or offsetting tax cuts.
US Tariffs Anger Allies, Increase Costs for Consumers
The US imposed a 25 percent tariff on steel and aluminum imports on March 12, angering allies and increasing costs for US consumers, while failing to achieve stated goals of boosting manufacturing or offsetting tax cuts.
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56% Bias Score
EU Considers Aggressive Retaliation Against Trump's Tariffs
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot urges the European Union to respond forcefully to President Trump's tariffs by targeting the U.S. digital sector and potentially using its anti-coercion instrument, highlighting divisions within the EU over this strategy and the broader implications for transat...
EU Considers Aggressive Retaliation Against Trump's Tariffs
Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot urges the European Union to respond forcefully to President Trump's tariffs by targeting the U.S. digital sector and potentially using its anti-coercion instrument, highlighting divisions within the EU over this strategy and the broader implications for transat...
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52% Bias Score
Trump's Economic Policies Trigger Stock Market Downturn
President Trump's economic policies, including high tariffs and spending cuts, are causing a significant stock market decline, contrasting sharply with his first term's market-sensitive approach; investors fear the upcoming "Liberation Day" tariffs will worsen the situation.
Trump's Economic Policies Trigger Stock Market Downturn
President Trump's economic policies, including high tariffs and spending cuts, are causing a significant stock market decline, contrasting sharply with his first term's market-sensitive approach; investors fear the upcoming "Liberation Day" tariffs will worsen the situation.
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Election: Trump's Trade War and Annexation Demands Dominate
Canada will hold parliamentary elections on April 28th, with the campaign dominated by President Trump's trade war against Canada and demands for annexation, prompting a shift in public opinion and contrasting campaign strategies by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his rival, Pierre Poilievre.
Canadian Election: Trump's Trade War and Annexation Demands Dominate
Canada will hold parliamentary elections on April 28th, with the campaign dominated by President Trump's trade war against Canada and demands for annexation, prompting a shift in public opinion and contrasting campaign strategies by Prime Minister Mark Carney and his rival, Pierre Poilievre.
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56% Bias Score
Australia's Budget: "Trump-Proofing" the Economy Amidst Trade War Fears
Australia's federal budget will implement a "buy Australian" plan to shield the economy from potential US tariffs, including $10.6 billion in increased defense spending and additional aid to Pacific nations, while also forecasting a rise in national debt.
Australia's Budget: "Trump-Proofing" the Economy Amidst Trade War Fears
Australia's federal budget will implement a "buy Australian" plan to shield the economy from potential US tariffs, including $10.6 billion in increased defense spending and additional aid to Pacific nations, while also forecasting a rise in national debt.
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44% Bias Score
US Unilateral Tariffs Violate WTO Rules
The US imposed sweeping tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China in February and March 2024, ranging from 10% to 25%, violating its WTO obligations under GATT 1994 regarding tariff commitments and the most-favored-nation principle, while China has used the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.
US Unilateral Tariffs Violate WTO Rules
The US imposed sweeping tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China in February and March 2024, ranging from 10% to 25%, violating its WTO obligations under GATT 1994 regarding tariff commitments and the most-favored-nation principle, while China has used the WTO dispute settlement mechanism.
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56% Bias Score
Canadian Election: Trump's Threats Expose Nation's Economic Weakness
In Canada's upcoming election, Prime Minister Mark Carney and challenger Pierre Poilievre both strongly condemn President Trump's trade threats but offer differing approaches, with neither fully addressing Canada's low productivity, a critical weakness in the face of potential US tariffs slated for ...
Canadian Election: Trump's Threats Expose Nation's Economic Weakness
In Canada's upcoming election, Prime Minister Mark Carney and challenger Pierre Poilievre both strongly condemn President Trump's trade threats but offer differing approaches, with neither fully addressing Canada's low productivity, a critical weakness in the face of potential US tariffs slated for ...
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44% Bias Score
High-Level US-China Meetings Signal Potential Trade De-escalation
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met with representatives from Apple, Mastercard, Pfizer, and Eli Lilly, affirming China's commitment to improving the business environment and attracting more foreign investment, amidst ongoing US-China trade tensions; Apple CEO Tim Cook also met with CCPIT head Ren Ho...
High-Level US-China Meetings Signal Potential Trade De-escalation
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met with representatives from Apple, Mastercard, Pfizer, and Eli Lilly, affirming China's commitment to improving the business environment and attracting more foreign investment, amidst ongoing US-China trade tensions; Apple CEO Tim Cook also met with CCPIT head Ren Ho...
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36% Bias Score
Canadian PM Rejects Trump Meeting Until Comprehensive Trade Talks
Following his inauguration, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, emphasizing Canada's distinct history and identity, refused a meeting with US President Trump until a comprehensive trade and security discussion is initiated. Carney's first overseas visits were to France and Britain, highlighting Can...
Canadian PM Rejects Trump Meeting Until Comprehensive Trade Talks
Following his inauguration, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, emphasizing Canada's distinct history and identity, refused a meeting with US President Trump until a comprehensive trade and security discussion is initiated. Carney's first overseas visits were to France and Britain, highlighting Can...
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48% Bias Score
Trump's April 2nd Tariff Announcement: Retaliatory Measures and Uncertain Economic Impacts
US President Donald Trump plans to announce a new tariff policy on April 2nd, potentially imposing retaliatory tariffs on countries that have imposed tariffs on US goods, although the specifics remain unclear and subject to change.
Trump's April 2nd Tariff Announcement: Retaliatory Measures and Uncertain Economic Impacts
US President Donald Trump plans to announce a new tariff policy on April 2nd, potentially imposing retaliatory tariffs on countries that have imposed tariffs on US goods, although the specifics remain unclear and subject to change.
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60% Bias Score
US Trade War Escalation Partially Rolled Back
The Trump administration is reportedly scaling back its threatened trade war escalation, potentially delaying or reducing tariffs on cars, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals scheduled for April 2nd, following intense lobbying; however, "reciprocal" tariffs remain planned.
US Trade War Escalation Partially Rolled Back
The Trump administration is reportedly scaling back its threatened trade war escalation, potentially delaying or reducing tariffs on cars, semiconductors, and pharmaceuticals scheduled for April 2nd, following intense lobbying; however, "reciprocal" tariffs remain planned.
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44% Bias Score
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