MarketWatch May 28, 2008 The European Union and the U.S. traded blows on Wednesday over tariffs imposed by the EU on goods that the U.S. believes are covered by a duty-free agreement for technology products. more
Boston Globe June 1, 2008 President Bush travels to Europe this month to participate in the US-European Union Summit and to visit key partners, including France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom. These summits are likely to produce joint declarations of “bon amie” and official statements that the drift in the trans-Atlantic relationship is diminished. […]
Associated Press May 31, 2008 Chief negotiators of a landmark treaty banning cluster bombs predicted Friday that the United States will never again use the weapons, a critical component of American air and artillery power. more
Reuters May 30, 2008 Britain and the United States should reveal the location of chemical munitions seized from Nazi Germany at the end of World War Two and dumped in the Baltic Sea, the Council of Europe said on Friday. more
International Herald Tribune May 28, 2008 Austell, Boeing’s vice president for international policy, said he expected an interim ruling from the World Trade Organization on the U.S. lawsuit against the European Union in the next few weeks. A decision on Europe’s tit-for-tat suit against the United States could come four to six months after that, […]