EU Pauses Retaliatory Tariffs After President Trump Pauses Tariffs

The EU is matching President Trump’s 90-day pause and preparing for trade negotiations. President Donald Trump implemented dozens of steep tariffs last week, largely implementing half the percentage…

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President Trump Allows Exemption For Russian Oil Sales to Lapse

He seeks to get Russia to the negotiating table after they increased attacks in Ukraine. The U.S. Treasury Department allowed a waiver from President Biden’s administration to lapse…

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FDA to Revoke Red Food Dye Authorization

The HHS Secretary nominee has called for improvements in nutritional guidance and stricter criteria for American food. The Food and Drug Administration is moving to ban erythrosine, aka…

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FAA and EASA Strengthen Aviation Partnership for Safety and Innovation

New agreement enhances collaboration on safety, technology, and sustainability in global aviation. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) have signed a Declaration…

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Secretary of State Confirms Direct Contact with Syrian Rebels

Calls for an “inclusive and non-sectarian” government come from U.S., Turkish, Arab, and European Union officials. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed that the U.S. has been in…

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Germany Arrests U.S. Citizen for Spying for China

The man allegedly offered to pass information on the U.S. military to Chinese intelligence. The German government arrested a U.S. citizen on suspicions of communicating with Chinese intelligence,…

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Deputy Secretary of State Says Beijing Providing Substantial Aid to Russian Military

U.S. is concerned over the increased exchange of supplies and weapons. Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell recently stated that Beijing is exchanging critical resources and military tech…

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Commerce Department Reviews Progress of EU-U.S. Privacy Framework

Officials identify growth and record feedback after one year of implementation. The Department of Commerce took part in a joint review of the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework (DPF)…

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President to Promote Loans for Ukraine War Effort at G7

Up to $50 billion in loans could be provided from the interest on frozen Russian assets. President Biden is expected to propose a plan to the Group of…

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DHS and EU Collaborate on Standards for Cyber Incident Reporting

The transatlantic initiative is intended to streamline cybersecurity measures for critical Infrastructure and businesses. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and European Commission’s Directorate General for Communications,…

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