Cristina Maza
Covering foreign policy & defense @nationaljournal email: [email protected] Better on Substack: https://t.co/rQw4pVs7mT
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3 days ago |
nationaljournal.com | Cristina Maza |Philip Athey
European officials have a little over a month to hammer out the terms of a trade agreement with the mercurial Trump administration, or risk steep tariffs from the bloc’s largest trading partner. The July 9 deadline for a U.S.-EU trade deal comes at a chaotic time for U.S. trade policy, as courts challenge the legality of Trump’s use of the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, a 1977 law that allows the president to bypass Congress during an economic emergency, to impose steep tariffs.
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6 days ago |
lazoletters.substack.com | Cristina Maza
By the time you read this, people in Poland will be voting in the second round of the country’s presidential election. As I wrote last week, the results will reshape Poland’s relationship with the European Union and determine whether Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has an ally in the presidency, allowing him to implement his agenda. Poland is a hugely important country in Europe.
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1 week ago |
lazoletters.substack.com | Cristina Maza
I’m back in the hallways of Capitol Hill after a very brief trip to Europe. For the new faces here, I recently wrote about how I afford transatlantic travel on a journalist’s salary. Since a re-elected Donald Trump began slashing foreign assistance over the last several months, many observers have wondered which country or group of countries will step in to promote democracy, human rights, development, and the free press worldwide.
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2 weeks ago |
nationaljournal.com | Cristina Maza
President Trump’s efforts to end the war in Ukraine yielded few results this week, sparking fears that Washington will abandon the push for peace. During a two-hour phone call Monday between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Russian leader refused to agree to the 30-day ceasefire that Trump wanted. Instead, Putin said each side could draw up a memorandum with terms to end the war, a suggestion most analysts interpret as a delay tactic.
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3 weeks ago |
lazoletters.substack.com | Cristina Maza
By the time you read this, Iāll be OOO, taking a ritual vacation with a group of my favorite people. I wrote a little essay for Lazo Magazine about the long weekend that this group and I spent together in November 2023. That weekend ultimately led to significant life changes for several of us. Its impact is still reverberating 18 months later, and almost nothing matters more to me than the time I get to spend with this group of friends.
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