facebook
instagram
twitter
linkedin
X
europolitiche

Sign up now to

europolitiche3

Newsletter

europolitiche

Cross-media in Italian on the policies of European institutions and governments of European Union countries

Cross-media in Italian on the policies of European institutions and governments of European Union countries

Europolitiche lancia "Discovering the Balkans", il nuovo progetto finanziato Erasmus+Candidati nella redazione giovanile di Europolitiche all'Europa Project Week!Collina d'Europa: aiutaci a far crescere la nuova bibioteca / Help us build our new libraryThe Great Turning Point: Europe’s Electoral Map from 2026 to 2027Burnham's Blueprint: Resetting Britain’s National CourseIceland Puts the Brakes on Europe, but Its Cities Choose Pro-European PragmatismThe Kiev Summit and the Coalition of the Willing in Support of UkraineL'Europa in viaggio. Storia di ponti e di muri. Recensione del libro di Marco MagnoneA Conceptual Map of Current EU Enlargement ResearchWhy Adult Education Is Strategic for EuropeEmpowering Europe’s Youth: Demographic Shifts, Social Rights, and the Future of WorkThermal Stress and the Body Politic: Labor Protection, Social Cleavages, and the Future of European CitizenshipEU Social Pillar Toward 2030: AI, Cost of Living, and Job GuaranteesTaming the Algorithm: How the AI Act’s New Rules Test the Limits of European DemocracyJuly Flash Inflation Rises to 2.9% in the EurozoneThe Night of Ceuta and the Labyrinth of Borders: When Humanity Questions Spain and EUMigrant Inclusion: Erasmus+ Youth Seminar Held in StrasbourgMerz Eyes Fresh Impulsion for Government with Late-July ReshuffleThe New Burnham Government: A Political Analysis of "Place-Based" Social DemocracyEurozone Monetary Policy: ECB Freezes Rates Pending Fall Energy ImpactEurostat: Eurozone Inflation Moderates to 2.8% in June. Keeping the ECB in the SpotlightMacron and Merz: Realignment at the 26th Franco-German CouncilThe Ascent of Andy Burnham: From Manchester to Downing StreetThe Eurogroup presented its work programme through the first half of next yearEuropean Parliament Backs Digital Euro: 416 Votes in Favor Secure the Path to 2029 ImplementationThe Florence Report: Buti, Corsetti, Peychev Reconfiguring EU in a Fractured Global WorldThe Strategic Shift: Why the June 18th Declaration Redefines European Cultural PolicyVoices of Vision: Lessons from the Founders of EuropeThe Parliamentary Mandate as Compass: Embedding Expertise in European Strategic GovernanceThe NATO Alliance’s Shifting Center of Gravity: Perspectives on the Ankara SummitThe Custodian’s Mandate: Dublin’s Strategic Course for the UnionLa France, Paris et Emmanuel Grégoire: trois mois de mandat sous le signe de la continuité évolutiveInternational Erasmus+ Seminar in Tunisia: Building Partnerships for Stronger Youth ParticipationThe Digital Euro at a Crossroads: Assessing the ECON Committee’s Roadmap to 2029The Institutional Architecture of European Political Science: A Comparative Study
europolitiche

Trump Tariffs: E.U. Vows Countermeasures

11-02-2025 19:45

Europolitiche

Europolitiche, dazi, presidente-della-commissione-europea, trump-tariffs-eu-vows-countermeasures,

Trump Tariffs: E.U. Vows Countermeasures

Dazi su import in Usa di acciaio e alluminio. Contromisure in arrivo, secondo la presidente della Commissione Ue

EU/EN: On Monday, February 10, US President Trump significantly increased tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States to a flat 25% “without exceptions or exemptions.” The US tariff rate on aluminum will increase from 10% to 25% starting March 4, eliminating quota agreements and thousands of product-specific tariff exclusions, including product-specific steel.

The President of the EU Commission, von der Leyen, although unable to attend the European Parliament plenary session in Strasbourg, officially said she regretted “the decision by the United States to impose tariffs on European steel and aluminum exports.” Von der Leyen then promised that “unjustified tariffs on the EU will not go unanswered,” and announced “firm and proportionate countermeasures.” Giving her a helping hand are the main groups that refer to the so-called ‘Ursula majority’, united as never before since the post-vote of 6-9 June.

 

IT - Lunedi 10 febbraio il presidente degli Stati Uniti Trump ha aumentato notevolmente le tariffe sulle importazioni di acciaio e alluminio negli Stati Uniti nella misura fissa del 25% “senza eccezioni o esenzioni". L'aliquota tariffaria statunitense sull'alluminio passerà a partire dal 4 marzo dal 10% al 25% con eliminazione degli accordi sulle quote, e di migliaia di esclusioni tariffarie. specifriche per prodotto, anche sull'acciaio specifiche per prodotto. 

La presidente della Commissione Ue von der Leyen, pur impossibilitata ad essere a Strasburgo alla plenaria del Parlamento europeo, si è detta ufficialmente rammaricata "della decisione degli Stati Uniti di imporre dazi sulle esportazioni europee di acciaio e alluminio”. Von der Leyen ha quindi promesso che “i dazi ingiustificati sull’Ue non rimarranno senza risposta”, e annuncia “contromisure ferme e proporzionate”. A darle man forte, i principali gruppi che si richiamano alla cosiddetta ‘maggioranza Ursula’, compatti come mai prima dal post voto del 6-9 giugno. 

 

staff@europolitiche.it


facebook
instagram
twitter
linkedin
whatsapp
X

WEBSITE CREATED BY Q DIGITALY

©2021-2025 di Europolitiche.it