یورپ امریکی دباؤ کے سامنے جھکتا ہے، متنازع تجارتی معاہدے میں، گھر پر مخالفت کا سامنا کرتا ہے

The United States and European Union have reached a trade agreement that imposes a 15% tariff on most European goods entering the U.S., averting a threatened 30% tariff and a potential trade war. In exchange, the EU has pledged to make significant purchases of American energy and military equipment, though experts doubt these promises are realistic or enforceable. European leaders, especially in France and Germany, have criticized the deal as a capitulation to U.S. demands, with many arguing that Europe received little in return. The agreement is expected to raise prices for European cars, pharmaceuticals, and other imports in the U.S., while providing some relief to industries like aviation. The deal has sparked political controversy across Europe, with critics calling it a 'dark day' and warning of long-term economic and strategic consequences.