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UK would weigh consequences of US trade demands if adverse to EU ties – Reynolds

The Business Secretary also suggested Britain would be unlikely to simply ‘replicate’ Washington’s stance towards China on trade.

Evening Standard

Ukraine: after 1,000 days of war, Europe must prepare for a Trump-brokered peace deal by asserting its own interests

Since Donald Trump was reelected on November 5, speculation about what his presidency will mean for the war in Ukraine, which has now entered its 1,000th day, has become frenzied.

The Conversation

Home Office pressed on EU citizens removed while awaiting approval to stay

Watchdog seeks clarity on legal right to go on holiday or visit family abroad after applicants denied re-entry at UK border

The Guardian - UK

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European Commission Fines Meta for Serving Consumers

If advertisers don’t want to give data to Facebook Marketplace, they shouldn’t advertise on Facebook.

Reason

Cocoa Prices Retreat as EU Regulation Concerns Ease

December ICE NY cocoa (CCZ24 ) today is down -283 (-3.29%), and December ICE London cocoa #7 (CAZ24 ) is down -136 (-1.91%). Cocoa prices today are moderately lower. Long liquidation pressures cocoa prices today as concerns about EU deforestation regulations eased after the Intercontinental Exchange said it's delaying planned...

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EU, UK extend sanctions on Iran over support for Russia

The European Union Monday widened sanctions against Iran over its support for Russia's war on Ukraine, including targeting vessels and ports used to transfer drones and missiles. The United Kingdom also expanded its punitive measures.

Radio France Internationale

Coffee Prices Slip on Brazil Rains and as Concerns About EU Regulations Ease

December arabica coffee (KCZ24 ) today is down -2.55 (-0.90%), and January ICE robusta coffee (RMF25 ) is down -73 (-1.53%). Coffee prices today gave up an early advance and are moderately lower. Arabica fell back from a 13-year nearest-futures high, and robusta retreated from a 1-month high today as...

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'Agriculture Is Dying': French Farmers Protest EU-Mercosur Deal

French farmers launched Monday a new wave of action to protest a proposed trade pact between the European Union and four South American countries, which they say threatens their livelihoods.

International Business Times

Joe Biden’s last-gasp missile decision is momentous for Ukraine – but Putin will retaliate

Zelenskyy must now show that missiles will change this war, and his European allies must unify ahead of the Trump presidency, says Simon Tisdall, the Observer’s foreign affairs commentator

The Guardian - UK

European Movement selects vice president from Scotland for first time

AN SNP MP has been named as a vice president of a pro-European organisation in a first for the movement.

The National (Scotland)

Keir Starmer under fresh pressure over Brexit as tens of thousands back calls to rejoin EU

The prime minister will probably see MPs debate the call in the Commons after 36,000 voters signed the petition in just three weeks

The Independent UK

‘No consequence’ for DUP ministers who boycotted North South Ministerial Council

Stormont opposition leader Matthew O’Toole said there is ‘a crisis of accountability in our politics’.

Evening Standard

£20bn hit to the UK economy from Donald Trump’s planned tariffs, says research

The US is the UK’s second-biggest trading partner after the EU and Britain sent £188.2 billion of exports to the US in the 12 months to the end of June

The Independent UK

Migrant rights advocate held in Tunisia under anti-terrorist investigation

Rights group says Abdallah Said’s case is a troubling first for the country amid president’s increasing crackdown

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The Independent UK

UK public still back US as Britain’s best ally, survey says

More of the British public back Washington over the EU or Commonwealth nations in the wake of the election of Donald Trump

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French Farmers Protest EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement

French farmers protest against EU-Mercosur trade deal, citing concerns over unfair competition and environmental risks. Protests escalate as negotiations f...

International Business Times

Tech CEOs In Europe Call For 'Europe-First' Mentality Following Trump's 'US-First' Advocacy

Tech CEOs in Europe have called for a Europe-first mindset in terms of technology following Trump's win.

Fortune

French tech mogul Xavier Niel warns that Europe will be reduced to an ‘abandoned’ continent if it misses this crucial opportunity

Xavier Niel has had a hand in advancing Europe's tech foothold—like his investment into France’s Mistral AI. Still, he worries Europe will slip behind.

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The Guardian - US

Here’s how to mitigate some of Trump’s most dangerous foreign policy instincts

By appealing to Trump’s vanity about his legacy, perhaps we can prevent his presidency from being a geopolitical nightmare

The Guardian - UK

For the first time in its history, we could be looking at a genuinely rightwing European Union

Ursula von der Leyen knows that her new commission will need support from the kind of hard-right parties it once swore to shun, says Alberto Alemanno of HEC Paris

The Independent UK

Heseltine issues Trump warning to Starmer with urgent appeal to push for Brexit reset

Former deputy PM says Trump’s looming return to White House means UK must revive links with Brussels

The Independent UK

French farmers mobilize for protests over EU-Mercosur trade deal

French farmers are mobilizing for widespread protests Monday, targeting the controversial EU-Mercosur trade agreement

International Business Times

'Devil Is In The Details,' EU Chief Says Of S.America Trade Deal

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said Sunday "the devil is always in the details" as she spoke of a budding South America trade deal that France has vowed to block at all costs.

The Guardian - UK

Second Trump reign could make life ‘a lot harder’ for EU’s far-right leaders

They celebrated his victory - but Trump’s trade tariffs and America first policies could backfire on the likes of Orbán, Meloni and Wilders

International Business Times

'Break Taboos': Josep Borrell Wraps Up Time As EU's Top Diplomat

Josep Borrell took a deep breath as the train rumbled across Ukraine at the end of his final visit after five tumultuous years as the EU's foreign policy chief.

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