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Trump sets 19% tariff on Indonesia goods in latest deal, EU readies retaliation

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the U.S. would impose a 19% tariff on goods from Indonesia under a new agreement with the Southeast Asian country and more deals were coming, while offering fre...

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Donald Trump announces trade deal with Indonesia

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Trump tariffs live updates: Trump signals drug tariffs may come by Aug. 1, announces deal with Indonesia

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Indonesia clinches US trade deal, says Trump was a 'tough negotiator'

Indonesia said on Wednesday it had reached a trade deal with the United States after an "extraordinary struggle" in negotiations which resulted in a reduction of proposed U.S. tariff rates on Indonesi...

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Indonesia Confirms U.S. Trade Agreement, but Details Remain Scarce

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US and Indonesia reach tariff deal

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Tracking Trump: AI may soon audit taxes; details on the Indonesia trade deal; Trump tells GOP to gerrymander Texas; and more

Trump called on Texas Republicans to gerrymander their districts. Senate Republicans rallied behind turning DOGE cuts into law. This week: The Senate appears likely to approve almost $9 billion in cuts to foreign aid and public broadcasting after removing from the package cuts to an HIV/AIDS program.

Trump dice haber alcanzado acuerdo comercial con Indonesia

El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, dijo que llegó a un acuerdo con Indonesia bajo el cual los productos del país del sudeste asiático estarán sujetos a un arancel del 19%, mientras que las exportaciones estadounidenses no enfrentarán gravámenes.

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New Trump Policy Could Allow Migrant Deportations to Third Countries with 6 Hours' Notice

The Donald Trump administration has introduced a new policy that could enable the deportation of migrants to countries other than their home country.

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Indonesia will lean on China's goods & services and rely on Western capital to grow its economy

Gita Wirajawan of Stanford University says Indonesia is ‘looking in every direction’ in its bid to climb the value chain, and the lack of rule of law continues to hold back large scale foreign investment.