
The United States bans the import of dairy products, most alcoholic beverages and motorcycles from Canada, accusing Ottawa of discriminating against U.S. alcohol products and announcing changes to the list of products subject to tariffs.
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The United States has announced a ban on the import of dairy products, most alcoholic beverages and motorcycles from Canada, amid a renewed upsurge in the trade war between the two countries.
The United States will ban the import of dairy products, most alcoholic beverages and motorcycles from Canada, amid a new surge in the trade war. The White House made this known, accusing Ottawa of discriminating against US alcoholic products and anticipating that the list of products subject to duties will be modified.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Canada will take retaliatory measures against US products
Likely · Within weeks
Trade talks between the United States and Canada will resume to resolve the dispute
Possible · Within months

The associations of the former Ilva have accepted the government's appeal by freezing the collective dismissal procedures, awaiting the decision of the Court of Milan on the suspension of the stop of the hot area. The government is open to public participation and proposes permanent tables for the decarbonised relaunch of the Taranto steel hub, while the unions ask for concrete interventions and public direction.

The general secretary of Fiom Michele De Palma declared that the confrontation with the government over the former Ilva at Palazzo Chigi was very close to breaking down, asking for guarantees for the workers and announcing a reconvocation within two days.

The former Ilva related trade unions freeze layoffs after the government's appeal, which opens up to public participation and focuses on decarbonisation and green. The decision of the Court of Appeal of Milan is expected tomorrow.

The Italian government, through the undersecretary Alfredo Mantovano, opens up the possibility of public participation in the former Ilva, subjecting it to the presentation of a solid industrial plan. The extraordinary administration will continue during the negotiation phase.

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The president of Aigi, Nicola Convertino, announced the suspension of collective layoffs for the former Ilva related industries, pending the ruling of the Court of Milan, citing a sense of institutional responsibility and the transition towards green steel.