It is not in the interests of Europe to follow the US policy of imposing tariffs on Chinese products, considering each other s comparative advantages and the benefits of globalization and free trade, Giovanni Tria, former Italian minister of economy and finance and current professor of economics at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, told the Global Times on Tuesday, while urging Beijing and Brussels to rebuild a certain level of trust on the issue.
Italy’s government has approved a draft budget that would fund its expensive election promises by violating European Union fiscal rules for at least the next three years. With that, the populist coalition – comprising the anti-establishment Five Star Movement (M5S) and the far-right League party – has seemingly confirmed fears of populist-fueled instability in Europe. […]
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