Surpluses and services explain why UK might avoid Trump tariffs
Britain and the United States trade hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of goods and services annually, but London hopes that ambiguities in the data will help to earn it an exclusion from U.S. President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff plans.
Britain's EU negotiator Nick Thomas-Symonds expressed optimism on Tuesday that London and Brussels could agree to enhance ...
Britain blindsided the European Union just before Trump took office by parking a host of banking reforms — and directly ...
Friday marks five years since Britain left the European Union on Jan. 31, 2020. People and businesses are still wrestling ...
Polls now suggest that most Britons think Brexit was wrong, including one by YouGov published on Friday which found that 55% ...
Amid a fraught post-Brexit landscape, there’s growing momentum in the U.K. for reestablishing a closer economic relationship with the European Union. For parties like the Liberal Democrats and the ...
In London there is quiet confidence that Trump won't slap tariffs on the UK - but what Starmer can't be sure of is if the US president will look the other way while he forges closer relations ...
One staffer branded the price “an extortion racket that would make Henry VIII blush.” How it’s going: Five years to the day since the U.K. left the EU, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is insisting ...
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledged to "reset" the UK’s relationship with the European Union but ruled out rejoining the bloc ...
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