While it is easy to dismiss ‘Trump being Trump’ there are clear signs of change internationally
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The move, following through on a pre-election pledge by the president , appears to end hopes that the Trump administration would take a nuanced approach to international trade policy.Watching England scramble for positives after losing to Ireland will never not be enjoyable Businesses in Ireland and elsewhere are wondering what this shift means for them. “It looks like manna from heaven for the likes of Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary, or the big aircraft leasing companies based here.”
“Surely the climate agenda will survive and, in time, revive internationally.” He says the new government needs fresh thinking on “Ireland’s energy transition and persuading a public that the State has a deliverable strategy,” not least to make it more resilient in the face of weather events like Storm Éowyn.
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