A rain of laudatory adjectives, a celebration without restraint. But behind the relief are emerging from the modest results. Thus, the staging of the sketch of trade agreements between the United States and the United States, announced by the American president, Donald Trump, in the Oval Office, sums up. Surrounded by vice-president, JD Vance, and the Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lungick, in charge of this negotiation, the Head of State supported his intercom. The voice of the British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, then raised himself, to greet a journalists before the journalists “Incredible platform for the future” and an agreement “Totally historical”. Strange staged, largely improvised, which gave an idea of the eagerness of the two leaders to conclude.
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