U.S. Urges G-7 to Impose Tariffs on China, India for Purchasing Russian Oil

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On Friday, the United States urged its allies and European Union partners to impose a new round of “meaningful definitions” on China and India to continue to buy Russian oil. “Chinese and Indian purchases for Russian oil financing [President Vladimir] A spokesman for the US Treasury said in a statement seen by Reuters.

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These secondary duties are part of US President Donald Trump’s recent strategy to force Moscow at the negotiating table, with promises that customs duties be canceled on the day the war ends in Ukraine. The White House has already imposed an additional 25 percent additional duty on Indian imports of the country’s actions, and on Tuesday, the European Union urged the same thing.

“We will have to go down, very strong,” Trump said Trump, adding that his patience with Putin is “a kind of existence and running quickly.” The US President has significantly stopped threatening new sanctions directly on Russia.

Trump’s requirements show a clear gap in the strategy between Washington and Brussels. While the Trump administration prefers the use of customs tariffs on third -party countries to deplete the Kremlin economy, Europe is seeking official sanctions on business and financial partners in Moscow. The European Union is currently ending a new set of sanctions-which were imposed on the nineteenth since the full invasion of Russia began in February 2022-on Friday, the United Kingdom announced sanctions on 100 Russian oil tankers, companies and individuals.

“Definitions are taxes” on local consumers, European Commission President Ursula von der Lynn repeatedly said, indicating the bloc’s opposition to such a strategy. Although the European Union is currently discussing whether sanctions will be imposed on China to buy Russian oil, similar measures on India can harm bilateral relations at a time when the bloc hopes a trade agreement with New Delhi within the next few weeks.

According to an American position sheet sent to G-7 and I saw it before Financial timesWashington also demands that Europe take hundreds of billions of euros in the frozen Russian origins. The European Union has already agreed to use profits from these assets to finance the war effort of Ukraine, but many member states are still cautious against seizing them completely, for fear of legal challenges and instability in the market.

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Boinnaro convicted. Brazil’s Supreme Court sentenced former President Gear Bolsonaro to 27 years in prison and three months in prison after being convicted of 4-1 on Thursday to organize a failed conspiracy to stay in power. This scheme included an attempt to coup to cancel the 2022 presidential elections, efforts to dissolve the courts and empower the army, and a plan to assassinate Loues at the time, Lu Lula Da Silva. Bolsonaro was convicted, along with seven of his conspirators, including his colleague in running, the defense minister and the commander of the navy.

On Thursday, the ruling represents the first time that Brazil – which witnessed at least 15 coup and coup attempts since the overthrow of its ownership in 1889 – has ever a leader of one of these conspiracies. “This is the moment of water gatherings in the history of Brazil.”

The condemnation of a major blow to the growing movement on the country’s growing right, which jumped to Bolsonaro’s defense and is now facing an uncertain future without a clear party leader. Among the most annoyed by Trump’s referee, who previously called allegations against Bolsonaro, “a charming chase.” Bolsonaro himself was named after “tropical areas” due to the similarities between him with the American President.

In response to the condemnation of Thursday, Trump told reporters: “I think it is a terrible thing, very terrible. I think it’s very bad for Brazil.” As part of the White House’s ongoing trade war, the United States imposed some of its highest rates on Brazil because of its actions against Bolsonaro, and analysts believe that more sanctions on Brazilia are possible after the judgment was issued.

US friendship. Trump and White House envoy will meet Steve Witkev with Qatari Prime Minister Mohamed bin Abdul Rahman Al Thani in New York late on Friday to discuss the Israeli strike on Tuesday, which targeted senior Hamas leaders in Doha. The meeting again refers to Trump’s dissatisfaction with the actions of Israel, which is a rare face of the nearest ally of Israel.

Also on Friday, Trump and Al Thani are expected to discuss a security deal in the United States Hall, where the Qatari Prime Minister uses the latest attack by Israel as well as Iran’s strike in June on the Aldeid Air base, the largest military base in the United States in the Middle East, as a basis for ensuring security security.

However, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to Israel on Saturday to reaffirm Washington’s commitment to the national security of Israel and repeat the goal of the White House of liberating the remaining hostages from Hamas. Nearly 50 prisoners are currently in Gaza, although he is still less than 20 years old. On Thursday, Al -Thani warned that Israel’s blow to Doha “killed any hope” of Hamas to agree to a hostage deal.

Fertic uranium condition. Iran issued a rare public signal on Thursday to its stockpile of nuclear materials. In a government broadcast, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragichi said that the remains of nearly 900 pounds of enriched uranium “are under the debris of bombing facilities” targeted by Israel and the United States in June. Araghchi added that the Atomic Energy Organization is now “evaluating whether these materials are available or not.”

On June 21, the United States joined the Israeli war for 12 days against Tehran by bombing three Iranian nuclear facilities: Fordo, Natanz, and Spohan. Trump has since said the American beating “blurring” the Iranian nuclear program, but experts doubt that Tehran may have been transferred its stocks before the attack. Iran has since commented with cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (International Atomic Energy Agency), which prevented the United Nations from assessing the extent of damage.

The Araghchi evaluation comes at a time when Iran is facing a final date imposed by Europe to address the IAEA concerns about its warehouse or Iran other sanctions imposed on Snapback by the end of September. On Tuesday, Araghchi and Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Rafael Grossi, reached an agreement aimed at paving the way to allowing the International Atomic Energy Agency to resume inspections in Iran. However, none of the two sides provided any details about what this agreement required.

What in the world?

On Tuesday, Ethiopia unveiled the largest electromagum dam in Africa, which aims to double the country’s power generation and increase access to electricity. But his colleague in Egypt Neil in Egypt is not happy with development. Why?

Egypt has led to the largest dam on the continent.
for. Egypt will lose electricity customers in the region.
C. The dam threatens the inhabitants of the Nile horse.
D. He claims that the dam threatens water security in Egypt.

Difficulties end

Instead of risking human error, Albania turns into artificial intelligence to make its general tenders “100 percent free of corruption.” On Thursday, Prime Minister Idi Rama de Liela, a robot created from artificial intelligence, was appointed to be the latest minister in the country’s cabinet. Diela, which means “Sun” in Albanian, will manage all government contracts with private companies in an attempt to eliminate money laundering, which was a major obstacle to Albania to join the European Union.