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The European Union has not yet complied with its tariff and non-tariff barrier commitments under the Turnberry Agreement.
The European Union committed to providing regulatory flexibility to the United States on issues including methane content in LNG, deforestation regulations, and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as part of the Turnberry Agreement.
The government of China is directing its oil refiners to not comply with U.S. sanctions on imports of Iranian crude oil.
China's non-compliance with U.S. sanctions on Iranian oil will be a topic of discussion during the upcoming meeting between the U.S. President and Xi Jinping.
As of last year, the European Union surpassed China to become the trading partner with the largest trade surplus with the United States.
The G7 nations, including France and the United States, have issued a joint statement expressing alignment on countering China's weaponization of critical minerals.
China has been actively cutting off and limiting other countries' access to critical minerals.
The United States is in discussions to form a plurilateral trade agreement focused on critical minerals with partners including Europe and Japan.
The United States and the European Union concluded an initial trade framework called the Turnberry Agreement last summer.
The United States immediately began modifying its tariff rates to comply with the Turnberry Agreement.
As part of the Turnberry Agreement, the European Union agreed to remove its tariffs on industrial goods from the United States.
Under the Turnberry Agreement, the European Union agreed to provide duty-free quotas for key agricultural products from the United States.