The EU and Japan to sign ‘massive trade deal’, as US puts up barriers

The European Union’s top officials arrive in Japan today to sign the single market’s ‘biggest trade deal ever’, as Washington upends the international trade order.
EU Council President: Donald Tusk and Commission Head: Jean-Claude Juncker land in Japan after talks in Beijing, where they urged global trade cooperation, and warned against trade wars.
The “landmark” EU-Japan Deal creates a massive economic zone, and stands in stark contrast to US President Donald Trump’s “America First” protectionism.