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Is Meloni Done With Trump?

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By Michele Barbero
| Flipboard
World News 1 hour ago Trump refuses to renew USMCA trade pact, toppling one of the last pillars of stability in global trade NBC News - By Steve Kopack • 1h The decision was a stark reversal for President Donald Trump, who signed the USMCA in 2018 and called it “the best and most important trade deal ever.” Six years to the day after the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade entered into force, the Trump administration announced Wednesday that it plans to … E.
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Is Meloni Done With Trump?

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By Michele Barbero
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Meloni and Trump stand side by side against a press wall, both of their mouths open and their eyes closed as they speak. Meloni has one hand at Trump's wrist as he gestures in her direction. Both leaders wear business suits, Trump with a red tie and Meloni without one. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and U.S. President Donald Trump shake hands during the the Gaza Peace Summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, on Oct. 13, 2025. Yoan Valat/AFP via Getty Images Welcome to FP Free Week.
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Spanish Immigration Is Different

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By Michele Barbero
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
This month, Spain is set to launch a mass regularization program for migrants that could give legal status to hundreds of thousands of undocumented people living in the country. The scheme could become one of the most ambitious ever implemented in Europe. It puts Madrid at odds with much of the continent, which is instead tightening immigration rules.
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