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Zero Hedge — EU To Slap Boeing And Other US Goods With $4 Billion In Tariffs

"The U.S. has imposed their tariffs following the WTO ruling in (the) Airbus case. Now we have a WTO ruling also in Boeing, allowing us to impose our tariffs, and that's what we are doing," Dombrovskis told reporters. "Of course, we remain open for a negotiated solution. Our proposal remains on the table that both sides withdraw their tariffs," he said but noted that despite several appeals, "so far, the U.S. has not agreed to withdraw their tariffs."Trade war heats up.Zero HedgeEU To Slap...

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Zero Hedge — Kerry For Climate Chief, Buttigieg For Veterans, Yates For DOJ: An Early Look At The Biden Cabinet

But it is expected that Biden will pick from the establishment base. No progressives on this list. For one thing, they probably could not get confirmed by a GOP Senate anyway, and given all the talk of unity and bipartisanship, Biden would want to avoid picking fights out of the gate. Progressive will likely get some bones thrown to them to chew on, but it doesn't look like it will be cabinet level. The prognosis is a return to hawkish foreign policy, pleasing the military-industrial...

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Does India truly belong to the SCO? — M. K. Bhadrakumar

Backgrounder on Central Asia and India's foot in the great game for control of the Eurasian land mass. This area of the world is going to be rising importance in the coming years and decades, so might as well get acquainted with it. (SCO is Shanghai Cooperation Organization.)Prime Minister Narendra Modi should keep in mind that the US doesn't have allies, it has vassals and colonies. The plan of the US corporate elite is to colonize India financially. In fact, Modi has to know this, but he...

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Zero Hedge Australia On Edge Over “Deeply Troubling” Reports China Placed Import Bans On 7 Commodities

Australia says it's continuing to monitor what top officials have said are "deeply troubling" signs that China is actively initiating trade disruptions as retaliation amid downward spiraling relations between the two major trade partners.Since last week regional reports have said Chinese buyers were warned by Beijing not to purchase seven categories of Australian goods, which has set Canberra and firms across the continent on edge given China is recipient of nearly one-third of all...

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