The 100% customs duties on imported drones, instituted by Donald Trump to strengthen American production and reduce dependence on Asian suppliers, come into effect this Thursday, September 3, triggering criticism from China. (translated)
Les droits de douane injustifiés et non provoqués imposés par les États-Unis mettent de la pression sur les travailleurs et les industries du Canada. Nous les soutenons, grâce à une aide supplémentaire de 7,5 milliards de dollars. Aujourd’hui, j’ai rencontré des dirigeants syndicaux afin de discuter de notre plan pour protéger les emplois et les entreprises dans le cadre de nos efforts visant à bâtir une économie plus forte pour tous. #DroitsDeDouane #Emplois #Économie
Canada has announced the establishment of customs duties ranging from 15% to 50% on various American products, including steel and agriculture, in response to the trade war with the United States, while providing a financial support of 4.6 billion euros for the affected sectors. (translated)
Canada responds to U.S. tariffs, highlighting the economic tensions between the two countries and the potential consequences of an economic war on their respective economies. (translated)
Canada will impose customs duties of 15 to 50% on various American products starting September 8 in response to American tariffs, while unlocking 7.5 billion Canadian dollars to support sectors affected by this trade war. (translated)
Trade tensions between the United States and Canada have reached new heights with Donald Trump's threats to increase tariffs on steel and imported cars in response to the failure of trade negotiations, leading Canada to consider retaliation, thus highlighting the risk of a prolonged trade war. (translated)
Donald Trump announced the increase of customs duties to 50% on various Canadian products, worsening trade tensions between the United States and Canada following the failure of negotiations to avoid new taxes. (translated)
Donald Trump announced on Monday on his social network that, starting January 1, 2027, cars produced in Canada will be subject to a 50% tax, thereby intensifying trade tensions between the United States and Canada. (translated)
Donald Trump intensified trade tensions with Canada by threatening to increase tariffs on steel and automobiles, planning increases of 50% starting on January 1, 2027, following the failure of negotiations to avoid new tariffs on $20 billion of Canadian goods, which led to retaliation from Ottawa. (translated)
Donald Trump announced the doubling of tariffs to 50% on vehicles, auto parts, and steel imports from Canada starting January 1, 2027, justifying this decision with claims of fraud and a significant trade deficit between the two countries. (translated)
Donald Trump has intensified pressure on Canada by announcing new tariffs of 50% on steel, cars, and other products starting January 1, 2027, accusing the country of harming the United States for years, while Canada prepares to impose retaliatory measures in response. (translated)
Donald Trump announced the imposition of 100% tariffs on imported foreign drones and components to support the American industry, while China denounced these measures as discrimination against its products, urging the United States to withdraw them immediately. (translated)
The tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, initially intended to alleviate the American debt, ultimately led to a significant increase in it, surpassing the threshold of 40 trillion dollars, exacerbated by the Supreme Court's cancellation of these measures which resulted in a loss of federal revenues of about 250 billion dollars. (translated)
Donald Trump suspended the implementation of new 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian products for three days, stating that he had found a trade agreement with Canada that would provide complete access to the Canadian market for American products, although additional negotiations are still needed. (translated)
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a three-day delay in the implementation of new 50% tariffs on certain Canadian products, following a last-minute agreement between the United States and Canada, although Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that there were still important discussions to be had. (translated)
Donald Trump announced a three-day delay in the implementation of new 50% tariffs on certain Canadian products, following a last-minute agreement between the United States and Canada. (translated)
Donald Trump announced this night the upcoming imposition of 100% customs duties on "drones weighing more than 25 kilograms at takeoff" to support American companies against China. (translated)
Donald Trump announced the imposition of high tariffs on imported drones and their components in order to support the American industry, in response to the dominance of the Chinese industry, while justifying this measure by national security concerns. (translated)
Donald Trump signed a proclamation announcing the imposition of tariffs of up to 100% on imports of drones and their components, justifying this measure by concerns over national security. (translated)
An American court has confirmed that small incoming packages to the United States may be subject to customs duties, thus allowing Donald Trump to end the de minimis exemption that exempted shipments valued below $800, which could have significant implications for international trade and security. (translated)
