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Group 1: EU's Response to US Tariffs - The European Commission has initiated a public consultation regarding a list of goods for countermeasures against US tariffs, focusing on a total value of €95 billion in imports from the US [1] - The consultation will remain open until June 10 and includes various industrial and agricultural products, such as €12.9 billion in chemicals and plastics, €12 billion in machinery, and €10.4 billion in civilian aircraft [1] - The EU is also considering limiting exports of €4.4 billion in scrap steel and chemical products to the US, with potential significant impacts on companies like Boeing if new measures are implemented [1] Group 2: Trump's Criticism of the Federal Reserve - President Trump has publicly criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, labeling him as incompetent while asserting that inflation is not a concern due to falling energy prices and increasing tariff revenues [2] - This criticism reflects Trump's political strategy of attributing economic issues to individual decision-makers rather than structural problems, continuing his long-standing approach of "blame-shifting" [2] Group 3: India's Water Management and Regional Relations - India has reopened the gates of two hydropower stations on the Chenab River, which had previously cut off water supply to Pakistan, leading to significant agricultural risks in Pakistan [4] - The reopening of water supply is seen as a potential step towards improving relations between India and Pakistan, although concerns remain about underlying tensions and conflicts [7] - The management and distribution of water resources have emerged as critical global challenges, with the India-Pakistan water dispute highlighting the need for sustainable solutions in regional cooperation [7]