If Moscow’s energy policy endangers U.S. regional allies, Berlin promises to impose sanctions on Moscow

Washington and Berlin have reached an agreement to resolve their long-standing dispute over the North Stream 2 pipeline, and after London has escalated tensions through a bold push to overhaul Northern Ireland’s trade rules, Brussels insisted that it would not renegotiate the EU’s Brexit with the United Kingdom. protocol. In addition, rising housing costs are quickly becoming a key indicator for Fed officials, within the Biden administration, and private economists.

The EU rejects Britain’s plan to tear up the Brexit agreement George Parker, political editor

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The U.S. and Germany reached a ceasefire agreement on the Beixi 2 pipeline Group photo with U.S. trade reporter Aime Williams

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U.S. housing inflation: the sleeping giant may shake the Fed James Politi, Washington Bureau Chief

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