Clea Caulcutt

1 week ago | wiadomosci.onet.pl | Marion Solletty |Giovanna Faggionato |Clea Caulcutt |Jon Stone

Francuzi od dawna mają w zwyczaju irytować Brytyjczyków. W ostatnim czasie mocno naciskają ich w kwestii ustępstw. Chcą, aby premier Keir Starmer zaakceptował je w zamian za reset z UE. Paryż odgrywał złego policjanta podczas negocjacji w sprawie brexitu i późniejszej umowy handlowej w latach 2016-2020. Teraz powtarza tę rolę, gdy Brytyjczycy chcą ponownie zbliżyć się do UE, a przełomowy szczyt w Londynie ma odbyć się za niecałe dwa tygodnie.

1 week ago | politico.eu | Clea Caulcutt |Giovanna Faggionato |Jon Stone |Marion Solletty

PARIS — The French have long had a habit of annoying the British. Lately they’ve been digging their heels in over concessions they want Prime Minister Keir Starmer to accept in return for his hoped-for reset with the EU. From defense to fisheries, France’s diplomats have been playing hardball, according to officials from both sides.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Camille Gijs |Ari Hawkins |Daniel Desrochers |Koen Verhelst |Clea Caulcutt

4 hours agoTrump urges patience, blames Biden after weak economic newsThe latest news crystalized several economic forecasts that have warned of a possible recession and have been one of Trump’s biggest vulnerabilities.

2 weeks ago | politico.eu | Camille Gijs |Ari Hawkins |Daniel Desrochers |Koen Verhelst |Clea Caulcutt

The European Commission presented to EU countries on Wednesday a list of the concessions it is willing to make to the Donald Trump administration as well as a new list of goods it is going to slap with tariffs if negotiations fail, an EU official and an EU diplomat told POLITICO.

3 weeks ago | businessinsider.com | Jane Christine Zhang |Eli Stokols |Philipp Fritz |Clea Caulcutt

This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? . President Donald Trump has spent the first three months of his second term imposing his will on the rest of the globe, telling longtime allies that they "don't have the cards." But in capitals across Europe and elsewhere, debates are raging over the hands they could play.