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The European Union increases the tone in the face of American commercial surcharge maintained by Donald Trump. Although the latter has announced a temporary suspension of certain customs duties, Ursula von der Leyen warned that Brussels could retaliate by taxing American digital services, and in particular the advertising revenues of giants like Google, Amazon or Meta. The president of the European Commission still calls for a “zero for zero” type agreement on customs duties, which she considers harmful for businesses and consumers.
In parallel, the European Union is ready to activate its “anti-coercion instrument”, nicknamed the European “bazooka”: a tool that would allow it to block access to public contracts or to suspend investments. If Washington criticizes European tech and VAT rules, Ursula von der Leyen has excluded any renegotiation on these subjects, affirming that these standards are “untouchable”.
A family of five Spanish tourists, including three children, and a pilot were killed Thursday evening in New York in the crash of a helicopter who damaged in the Hudson river. The identity of the victims was not officially confirmed by the authorities, but the American media claim that one of them is Agustin Escobar, a leader of the German industrial giant Siemens.
Donald Trump promised rapid “announcements” on the causes of the accident by ensuring that his Minister of Transport, Sean Duffy, and “his talented team are on the spot”, two months after the collision of a airliner and a military helicopter over the Potomac river in Washington, who killed 67 people. This accident could relaunch the questions around the very important traffic of business or tourism helicopters in New York. According to figures on the New York Times website, 32 people have died in helicopter accidents in New York since 1977.
Thank you who? Thank you Rayan Cherki. The attacking midfielder of Olympique Lyonnais marked at the end of additional time, allowing the Gones to tear off the draw (2-2) against the Red Devils in the quarter-final one of the Europa League.
OL, which can nourish regrets because it has held the high dragee at Manchester United, therefore remains alive. And all hopes are allowed for the return match next Thursday at Old Trafford.
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