The EU’s choices likely come down to accepting a lopsided trade deal with the US or pushing back and risking tariff escalation. Read the Brussels Edition https://t.co/kQuqeHkFqs ...

Australia’s $2.7 trillion pension industry signaled relief over US plans to scrap the so-called “revenge tax” https://t.co/iYudS8S6qh ...

The Bank of Thailand’s decision to leave borrowing costs unchanged this week gives it a “monetary lifeline” to deal with challenges ranging from US tariffs and geopolitical tensions to domestic politics, according to Deputy Governor Piti Disyatat https://t.co/roESV2WtgT ...

While Ireland is among the most vulnerable countries to Donald Trump’s trade war, there’s a quiet confidence that its financial sector and economy can withstand any shocks https://t.co/ivtvYNhHOA ...

South Korea’s Lee Jae Myung starts his presidency with a 64% approval rating, higher than recent predecessors amid hopes for an economic recovery https://t.co/EUpzthInQK ...

Toyota Motor Corp.’s sales reached a third straight monthly record in May on strong demand for hybrid vehicles in the US, Japan and China, even as global automakers braced for big losses triggered by President Donald Trump’s tariffs on imported cars. https://t.co/YFtcOlZ4UJ ...

For European countries that just approved the biggest increase in military spending in decades, “Buy American” is looking a lot less appealing than it once was. They may have no choice https://t.co/7QlKoZiO20 ...

JSW agrees to buy up to 75% of Akzo Nobel’s Indian business in a $1.6 billion deal https://t.co/lqgv83uVoq ...

NATO Leaders Flex Muscle to Avert a $1.5 Trillion War https://t.co/dCHOzyPiE4 ...