
Meloni says EU-US deal avoided 'potentially devastating' consequences
Speaking at a summit in Ethiopia, Meloni said a "trade escalation between Europe and the United States would have had unpredictable and potentially devastating consequences," while adding that Rome would have to "study the details" of the deal.
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