Reciprocal Tariffs Roil World Leaders

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Expanding the trade war

The punishing definitions of US president Donald Trump have entered more than 90 countries in effect on Thursday, which deepened economic uncertainty around the world, and leads to an increase in the US import taxes to the highest level since the great depression.

Welcome again to World Brief, where we look at the comprehensive definitions of the Trump administration, a possible meeting between leaders Russia and united StatesAnd IsraelPay Gaza.

The punishing definitions of US President Donald Trump have entered more than 90 countries in effect on Thursday, which deepened economic uncertainty around the world, and leads to an increase in the US import taxes to the highest level since the great depression.

The measures, which were announced last week in a series of executive orders, were identified on the latest escalation in an unpredictable chaotic war that erupted for the first time in April, when Trump imposed highly declining duties on most of the world and sent shock waves across global markets. After that, the White House announced a temporary stop of a 90 -day that aims to give world leaders time to negotiate new trade agreements with Washington, but a few deals were reduced in that period.

Enter the so -called mutual definitions in Trump, which kicked immediately after midnight on Thursday and hit all major commercial partners in the United States. “Billions of dollars, to a large extent from the countries that have benefited from the United States for many years, laughing along the way, will start flowing to the United States,” Trump announced in a position in social reality on Wednesday night, shortly before the intervention of duties.

New tariff rates range from 10 percent to 41 percent amazing to Syria – levels that will be added to standard import duties. Brazil and India were among the most difficult new measures. Trump signed an executive order last week that would effectively raise the total tariff for Brazil to 50 percent, prompting angry Brazilia to request consultation with the World Trade Organization. The US President also doubled the tariff prices on India to 50 percent due to New Delhi’s purchases of Russian oil, which paves the way for a more clear commercial dispute between the two countries.

But Trump’s major moves do not seem to destroy global stock markets, which have risen widely on Thursday and seem to have eliminated the impact of customs tariffs. The world summary.

One possible reason? Johnson said: “The markets still believe in a crazy idea that Trump is always declining and doing less than threatening,” Johnson said. “There is also flexibility in companies. Although the ice breakdown of definitions and commercial obstacles otherwise, US profits during the second quarter were fine, even if he was not creating job opportunities.”

But the pain may come soon. “The next quarter, experts suggest, is that when profit calls are crying and dental, Johnson said. “Then there is the fact that some of the really painful definitions-on the main sectors such as medicines and semi-conductors-are so far will work, but most likely, except for all points for distinctive companies and private sectors.”

The markets may have been relatively calm, but the world’s affected leaders are certainly not. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Brazilian President Luiz Inosio Lula da Silva, whose countries are now facing some of the most severe new measures, spoke on Thursday. Brazil plans to see if other Brexes are interested in the common response to the American definitions, Reuters said.

Lola told Reuters: “On the day he says my intuition says that Trump is ready to speak, I will not hesitate to contact him.” “But my intuition today says he does not want to speak. I will not humiliate myself.”

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It is possible to meet Trump Putin. After the meeting of the White House envoy, Steve Whizov, with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, the Kremlin confirmed that Trump and Putin are planning early next week to continue talks to end the war in Ukraine. Putin suggested that the meeting be held in the United Arab Emirates.

However, the Trump administration has pushed Moscow’s demand, as he told an unveiled White House official that ABC News had not been agreed that it was not agreed on anywhere and that Putin should meet with Ukrainian President Voludeimir Zelinski to hold the Trump meeting.

Ukrainian officials and experts are concerned that Moscow is pressuring for Putin’s meeting to Ukraine from negotiations and giving Russia a diplomatic advantage to achieve its strategic goals. “Putin again is trying to win the time by submitting suggestions that will not bring any fair, sustainable and lasting peace,” said Ukrainian legislator Ivana Cleembush-Tansads. Washington Post.

During his meeting with Putin on Wednesday, Witkeov raised the possibility of a triple peace summit that would include Zelinski after Putin’s meeting. However, Putin seemed to be the idea, saying that “some circumstances” would persuade him to hold a triple meeting with Zelinski still out of fulfillment.

For his part, Zelinski said that Ukraine is not afraid of meeting and that he expects the “brave approach” from Moscow. “It is time to end the war,” Zelinski said.

Control of Gaza. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in an interview with Fox News On Thursday, Israel plans to completely control Gaza, which will represent a remarkable shift in politics after the Israeli withdrawal from the region in 2005.

Netanyahu said: “We intend to control both Gaza. We do not want to keep a meal. Soon after expressing the comments, the Security Council in Netanyahu met to consider the Gaza plan,” said Netanyahu.

This idea is very controversial in Israel and even among some of the major advisers in Netanyahu, who are concerned that the transition to the densely populated Gaza areas may endanger the hostages and soldiers.

“We are not dealing with the theory – we are dealing with the issues of life and death, while defending the state, and we do this while looking directly to the eyes of our soldiers and our citizens,” said the military chief of staff Eyal Zamir.

Even if the security cabinet agrees to proceed with the expanded military measures, it may take days or weeks. The allies also recently pressured Israel to end the war and address the hunger crisis in Gaza instead of engaging in military escalation.

Enhance the ceasefire. Cambodia and Thailand canceled the ceasefire agreement on Thursday, which will allow observers from the Association of Southeast Asian countries (Asia) to monitor a disputed area on the borders of the two countries to ensure that hostilities are not resumed. Last month, the two countries were involved in a five -day conflict that participated in an exchange to extinguish artillery and jet bombings, eventually resulted in more than 40 people and transformed about 330,000 civilians. Both sides blame the other for the first shooting.

Before the official agreement, though, the ceasefire “has already began to show serious signs of stress,” as international security specialist Rob Makki wrote in Foreign policy yesterdayand With both other sides accused of violating the agreement.

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Denmark’s Zoo gave an extraordinary invitation on social media last week to help buy new dietary supplies for predators. The zoo is looking for undesirable pets – such as chicken, rabbits, guinea pigs or small horses – that give up the end of their lives that can be “gently eliminated” and turned into nutrition. While some of the online reactors were turbulent due to the disease request, the zoo stated that this practice would help repeat the natural nutritional chain of animals. “This way, nothing is lost, and we guarantee natural behavior, nutrition and luxury for our predators,” said Post.