Press review: Trump administration's war on Harvard and US tariffs on EU
In this episode of The Dailies, Rawia Alami reviews important news stories, reports, analyses, and articles published in newspapers and media outlets around the world. Most newspapers covered US President Donald Trump's decision to delay imposing a 50 percent tariff on the EU until June. Outlets also reported on the escalating Russian attacks on Ukraine, which led President Trump to describe his Russian counterpart as 'absolutely crazy.' Meanwhile, many newspapers continue to follow the legal battle between the Trump administration and higher education institutions such as Harvard University.
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