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Josep Borrell says 'We must wait for a result' on US election results
European leaders have remained largely silent as the US continue to count its votes.
Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Jansa was the only one to congratulate Donald Trump yesterday in a controversial tweet. But the EU's Foreign Affairs chief, Josep Borrell, said 'We must wait for a result.'
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US election: how the outcome may affect trade conflict with the EU
Since Donald Trump's accession to the presidency in 2017, relations with the EU have often been turbulent, not least over trade. Unreported Europe investigates how the outcome of the upcoming election may affect tariffs and taxes which have flown in either direction during the last four years.
USA
Euroviews. David Miliband: If Biden wins, Europe needs to make itself an indispensable partner abroad ǀ View
If Joe Biden wins the US presidency on November 3, he is going to have his hands full at home. As well as working with the US on domestic goals, Europe needs to learn to make itself an indispensable partner abroad to tackle global problems.
USA
US foreign policy: How will Biden or Trump deal with friends and foes?
It's perhaps over Russia the two men differ most strongly. Trump has seemed reluctant to criticise President Putin at times, even when US intelligence concluded the Kremlin had interfered in the 2016 election. Whereas Biden has signalled he would take a much firmer line with Moscow
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'No final decision' on US troop withdrawal says NATO chief Stoltenberg
The move by Donald Trump to threaten the removal of American soldiers in Germany had caught the military alliance off guard. The first reports in the press date 5 June, and Stoltenberg confirmed to Euronews that he had spoken to Trump only last week about the plans.
United Kingdom
Euroviews. Data sharing is essential for UK business. A no-deal Brexit would be catastrophic ǀ View
There is much talk about the importance of free movement of people and goods between Brexit Britain and the EU. More important than either of these, however, is the free movement of data.
