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Three years after the British public voted to leave the EU, the actor stood up before a crowd in Paris to denounce the results of the referendum. Sir Patrick moaned that it was “disgusting” to see Britons vote to “break” the “invaluable connection” between the UK and the EU. He admitted to taking part in a march for a second referendum in London in 2019. Sir Patrick also argued that more of the nation wanted to remain – despite the clear results from the first vote. He told the 2019 Comic-Con audience: “I want you to know that well more than half of the population of the Unite...

The EU has threatened to tighten up the export of COVID-19 vaccines.

EU leaders on Thursday "strongly discouraged" Europeans from non-essential travel and warned tougher restrictions on trips could come within days if efforts to curb the coronavirus fell short.

Both sides do not have to wait for arbitration before slapping taxes on each other's products if they suspect unfair government subsidies, according to an expert.

The president first announced, this flat across-the-board tariff of 25% and 10% on steel and aluminum that got rolled back, there's room to negotiate, people can seek exemplifications. and since then, we've seen the e eu and australia actively negotiating for these exceptions. in the end if it doesn't hit u.s. manufacturing the way that it could, it's a dispute that may go away. but if it doesn't, we will see people continue to speak up, at least some republicans will be willing to speak up and say we don't think that this is great for the majority of american workers. yes, there are steel wor...