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Trading places

President Trump dislikes multilateral trade deals, preferring nation-to-nation ones

28 January 2017

9:00 AM

28 January 2017

9:00 AM

After any other US election it would cause little comment that the new president had chosen the British Prime Minister for his first meeting with a foreign leader. Yet this time, Theresa May’s trip to Washington feels quite a coup. She has fallen out of favour with her fellow EU leaders, sent home from December’s summit in Brussels without any supper as they tried to portray her as internationally isolated.

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