Europe Union Lawmakers Approve Long‑Delayed Trade Deal with U.S.

Europe Union lawmakers have moved to approve the trade pact with the United States. The agreement was negotiated by President Trump and Europe Union officials. Talks took place in Turnberry, Scotland. The negotiations stretched for almost a year. Lawmakers had previously debated the deal’s provisions. The approval now puts the pact on the brink of becoming law. The deal is expected to affect tariffs and market access between the two sides. Observers will watch for the final sign‑off by the Europe Union executive.