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EU divided over Mercosur trade deal

Italy puts EU-Mercosur trade deal on hold, casting doubt on future

By Philip Blenkinsop and Lisandra Paraguassu BRUSSELS/BRASILIA, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni asked Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Thursday for more time to back the contentious EU-Mercosur trade deal,

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Italy May Not Support EU-Mercosur Free Trade Deal Without Changes

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Italy calls EU-Mercosur trade deal ‘premature’

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Lula threatens to walk away from EU-Mercosur trade deal

Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has threatened to walk away from a blockbuster trade deal with the EU after key countries asked Brussels to delay a vote to approve the agreement.

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EU tries to salvage Mercosur trade pact as parliament toughens farm protections

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Merz Says Will 'Intensively' Push For EU-Mercosur Trade Deal

Italy's Meloni Says Using Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine 'Far From Easy' Ahead of EU Summit

ROME, Dec ‌17 (Reuters) - Russia is ‌making "unreasonable" demands in a U.S.-brokered push for ‍peace with Ukraine, Italian Prime ⁠Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Wednesday ahead of a summit of EU ‌leaders.

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Italy plans levy on parcels from outside EU, higher taxes on financial transactions

Italy plans to introduce a levy on small packages of goods sent from non-EU countries, targeting online platforms such as Shein, and intends to double its tax on financial transactions, official documents showed,

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Why the EU should pay attention to Italy’s and Albania’s migration gamble

The migration deal between Italy and Albania got off to a rocky start. With the first migrants arriving on Albanian shores in October 2024, the agreement established an Italian jurisdictional enclave near the port of Shengjin, about 50 miles north of Tirana.

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Italy Says Deficit to Respect EU's 3% Ceiling This Year Despite Weak Growth

ROME (Reuters) -Italy will cut its budget deficit to 3% of national output this year, the government said on Thursday, respecting the European Union's ceiling for the first time since 2019, before the COVID-19 pandemic, and below a previous target of 3.3%.