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Trump’s tariff day today – Greek producers are worried about wines

With a show from the Rose Garden at 23:00 Trump's announcements - Greek producers ask not to include bourbon whisky in the countermeasures

Losses in European markets brought by Trump’s new tariffs

The White House's announcement of 25% tariffs on imported vehicles brought gloom to the markets

Markets shake after Trump’s tariffs on imported vehicles – European car stocks plunge

Tariffs "much higher than planned" will be imposed on EU and Canada if they threaten the US, warns US president

Shock after Trump’s announcement of 25% tariffs on imported cars – Which countries are most affected

The US President widens the front of his trade war in every direction - Japan and other countries threaten retaliatory measures - Shares of Toyota, Nissan, Honda, Hyundai fall

Trump will announce tonight the imposition of tariffs on imported cars

Shares of US automakers fell after it was announced that a press conference would be held

Corruption in the Rhodes town planning department: Dialogues, tariffs, lettuce – prosecutions of 29 members of the network

The first defenses have begun - Why engineers, hoteliers, and private individuals are being accused - The expensive tastes, the price list, and the codes - How they issued fake permits

Trump threatens “200% tariffs” on wine, champagne and spirits from France and the EU

He demands that the EU withdraw its retaliatory tariffs on American whiskey – French wine, champagne, and all alcoholic beverages from the EU in the crosshairs

Trump increases tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50% and pressures again: Become the 51st State of the U.S.

Donald Trump has raised tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada to 50% and is once again pushing for Canada to become the 51st U.S. state

Trump does not rule out a recession in the US: “The country is in a period of transition”

"I hate to predict things like this," the US president replied when asked about it during an interview

We should not panic, says World Trade Organization on US tariffs

The Director-General of the World Trade Organization acknowledged that this is a "difficult period, a challenge", saying she "understands the enormous concern of people"

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