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With the European Parliament set to vote on whether to refer the Mercosur trade deal to the European Court of Justice, delaying its implementation, farmers from across the continent have gathered in Strasbourg to continue to protest the deal, which they say will undercut production.

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Trump warned alliance it was only as strong as the US allowed it to be

European countries now reliant on US liquified natural gas shipments, creating risk of higher bills amid recent tensions

Trump's new tariff threats against Europe push the dollar lower and revive concerns over a potential "Sell America" trade.

President also declines to offer any reassurances about his commitment to the stability of Nato alliance

With the 2027 presidential election on the horizon, the outcome of the trial could determine whether Marine Le Pen — a three-time presidential candidate — will be able to run, or whether her current ban from political office will remain in place.

America's large and growing national debt is not just a budgetary liability, but increasingly a geopolitical one too.

French President Emmanuel Macron declared on Tuesday that Europe would refuse to give in to "bullies", delivering a pointed message at the World Economic Forum in Davos. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen also pledged an "unflinching" response to US President Donald Trump's renewed territorial claims over Greenland.