AB, Trump’s closer connections for Transpakific block as Trump Trade Rule

Donald Trump’s return to the White House is a stable plan to destroy the strategic partnership between the EU and the AKI-Pacific trade bloc.

Brussels and trans-Pacific partnership plans to build a stronger and progressive agreement – Canada, Japan and Mexico have gained speed between 12 countries in April, the TRUC’s “Freedom Day” tariffs.

Although the European Commission official, “still very early days”, the side has moved to a place we want to look at the structure with CPPP. ”

President of the European Commission Ursula Von Der Leien, in April, said they wanted to cooperate with the “Rules of fair trade around the world” to work around the world.

Both blocks in the world trade organization “and we can work closer to each other to happen” and wanted to use how we can happen to us), “he said.

The updated openness in Brussels is a partnership that can potentially cover closer ties with both digital and commenders, notes a step change in the highest levels of EU.

The idea will take an umbrella on national economic accounting for about 30 percent of global GDP and is committed to the rule of rules in accordance with both sides of the global trading system.

Diplomatic traction in the previous attempt to deepen relations in 2023, but a report The Swedish National Commercial Council has argued that an agreement between an independent government agency can “center center of gravity in world trade”.

CPTPP was founded in 2018 and includes Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, England and Vietnam. Offers equal treatment for investors and more deeply integrated goods. The EU already has bilateral deals with nine CPTPP members.

Among the CPTPP countries, the most vocal support for EU relations came from New Zealand, Canada and Singapore, but the diplomats were very supported in Japan.

The Foreign Ministry of the Canadian Foreign Ministry said that the country is committed to strengthening trade relations with the European and Pacific, said the spokesman insisted “No decision or contract.”

Both New Zealand and Singapore approved the idea of ​​deeper cooperation between the two blocks in recent weeks.

The diplomats have not yet been determined this weekend, because of the reversal of CPTPP, because diplomats have not yet been determined, because Australia has currently held a rotating presidency of Australia and has held a common election this weekend.

The formation of a new Australian government is expected to restart the EU-Australian bilateral trade agreement deals, which can also provide a political forum to open the EU-CPTPP dialogue.

Another CPPP diplomat can be increased this month at the meeting of trading ministers of trade ministers at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) meeting this month.

Supporters of a rapid transaction, Cecilia Malmström, the EU’s former Trade Commissioner, includes a former trade commissioner of the Peterson International Institute of Economics.

“If this happens, we must be faster this year – this year,” he said. “The EU is a moving animal slowly, but see the last three months, there is a real actor who truly tries to protect trade based on the rules,” he said.

Any adjustment settings must still be agreed. Von Der Leyen said there were no plans to join the EU CPP.

A CPTPP official, a possible framework, this, it can cover the “New Code of Code of Conduct” to discuss the rules of adaptation in key areas such as digital trade and durability.

At the same time, the United States is not presented as an anti-US bloc and admitted that some Washington’s trading complaints are right, the agreement can be coordinated with the WTO reforms.

The most ambitious proposals for an agreement between the two blocks have agreed to be “cumulation”, which is used in free trade agreements to determine whether a product is sufficiently local content to obtain a preferred low tariff.

Supporters of this opinion will allow the EU and CPTPP companies to make the supply chains to make it easier to connect the supply and provide goods to each other more easily.

The idea was revised by the Bruegel Thinking Tank in Sweden and the Brussels again in Brussels, but commission officials became clear that in this case there is no choice for the EU in this case.

Additional Report on Nic Foldes in Sydney and Leo Lewis in Tokyo