European Union, Japan near trade deal
This could further isolate the United States as it takes a protectionist path
New York
THE European Union and Japan are close to sealing one of the largest trade agreements ever, a deal that could further isolate the United States as President Donald Trump forges a protectionist path.
The deal, which brings together two giants encompassing a quarter of the world's economy, would be a potent symbol of free trade during a time of populist backlash over globalisation.
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