President Trump shakes the hand of the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, on July 27, 2025 in her golf station in Turnberry, Scotland, after the two leaders agreed in terms of a trade agreement.
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Turnberry and Aberdeen, Scotland – President Trump said he had concluded a trade agreement with the European Union on Sunday after discussions with the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, on his golf course on the west coast of Scotland.
Under the agreement, most EU exports to the United States will face a rate of 15%, against the price of 30% recently threat. The EU has agreed to accept American imports without prices, according to Trump.
“It was the big one. He’s the biggest of all,” Trump told journalists.
The details of the agreement were to be provided. But in brief declarations to journalists, Trump said that steel and aluminum would not be included in the agreement, saying that prices on them were “a global thing that remains as it is”. Pharmaceutical products will not be included either.
The EU has agreed to buy $ 750 billion in American energy as part of the agreement and to invest $ 600 billion in the United States, Trump said.
The agreement comes after a crisis meeting between Trump and Von Der Leyen, gets the president visiting Scotland to play golf in his stations across the country. Trump had established a Friday deadline For 30% prices on products imported from the EU to come into play.
The EU is one of the largest trade partners in the United States. The former EU trade commissioner, Cecilia Malmstrom $ 4 billion in trade per day.
Trump blames Hamas for the hunger of Gaza
Journalists have also asked Trump if Israel should do more to allow food from Gaza. He did not answer the question directly, but said that the United States had given $ 60 million in aid in recent weeks and had reiterated a complaint that aid was not recognized.
“No one gave us only us. And no one said,” Gee, thank you very much. “And it would be good to have at least a thank you,” said Trump.
He added that “the United States will do more help for Gaza, but we would like other countries to participate”.
Trump said that Gaza’s despair images were “terrible” but blamed Hamas. “If we weren’t there, I think people would have hungry. Frankly, they would have hungry. And it is not as if they ate well, but a large part of this food is stolen by Hamas,” he said.
Trump also said he was expecting to discuss the situation in Gaza when he met British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday.
