Tuesday briefing: Trump threatens new tariffs

Trump targets Venezuelan targets with new tariffs

President Trump said that there are countries buying oil or gas from Venezuela yesterday 25 percent of the exports would have to pay tariffs Starting from April 2 to the United States. Venezuela claimed that “purposive and tricky”, the criminals and the killers sent to the United States

TRUMP a day later said “May take a pause to a large number of countries” In the tariffs, but which did not show. Its management, the second largest US oil company, another two-month-old oil company, producing oil in Venezuela and sell to the United States

Trump, Hyundai motor, South Korea’s Conglomerate, noted at the White House A $ 21 billion investment announcement in the United States The action can help prevent the weight of South Korea’s tariffs. The United States will match the taxes applied to the American exports to apply mutual tariffs on April 2.

Pest effects: Japanese cars are first optimistic about Trump’s policy, potentially calculated Destructive US taxes on foreign-produced cars.

Hegseth has accidentally sent a secret war plans to the journalist

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth War plans disclosed in an encrypted signal conversation group This included several hours of a journalist several hours before the US Troops attacked the Houthi militia. Receiving, after the Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, the National Security Adviser wrote in an article written by Michael Waltz’s conversation.

Details: On March 15, Hegseth “Information about the upcoming strikes, targets, and the attack sequence, the attack sequence and the attack sequence” operational details “said Goldberg. National Security Council spokesman, the message rope appears to be original, he said.

Context: Exchange occurred outside the official channels to be used to plan normally classified and highly sensitive war plan. However, the journalist Hegseth, he said, “Currently, they are clean in the opsec.”

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Turkey is in confusion. Here’s what we know.

The biggest protests for more than a decade They erupted throughout TurkeyAccording to the authorities, officials said more than 16 people were detained. On Sunday, authorities, Judge Ekrem Imamoglu, Istanbul Mayor and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s best opponent was arrested. Imamoglu was accused of supporting corruption and terrorism.

The government has led to the prohibitions of protest in major cities and social media sites, and the pro-government news channels, which showed the sin of imamoglu, flooded.

Background: Imamoglu called Turkey’s main opposition party in the next presidential election. Many people called for releasing and accused the government as well as a political threat to Erdogan.

What is the next: If Imamoglu could escape his legal problems, in 2028, the term could be in the head-on competition with Erdogan. Some surveys show that Imamoglu can win.

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Classical English dishes are difficult to describe without stereotype, all beige and siggy. Although other cultural foods have been award for London’s meal scene, traditional English dishes are finally improved.

So what is food? Due to a perverse gravity with an English grime, he focused on social media – managed baked bean images. However, the quality was raised at a high level, because a new generation of chefs opened their own restaurants and offers freshly. Beige is still very beige.

As a chef put it, the English dish is delicate and just made “It’s not simple easy“

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