| \n A new wave of U.S. tariffs&mdash\;some as steep as 25%&mdash\;is shaking up trade flows between the United States and Europe. Steel\, aluminum\, and a growing list of European goods are in the crosshairs. With fresh rounds of duties already announced\, whispers of more to come&mdash\;including on copper\, semiconductors\, and pharmaceuticals&mdash\; and in spite of an announced pause of 90 days on reciprocal tariffs\, the stakes are rising fast and \;companies on both sides of the Atlantic face growing uncertainty and operational risk. \n\n \; \n\n Meanwhile\, the European Union is weighing its countermeasures\, setting the stage for a high-stakes economic chess match between two of the world&rsquo\;s largest trading partners. \;Beneath it all lies a broader geopolitical shift&mdash\;where tariffs are instruments of global strategy in a world shaped by U.S.&ndash\;EU and U.S.&ndash\;China dynamics. \n\n \; \n\n How should companies navigate this volatile trade landscape where policy shifts outpace planning cycles? How can businesses shield themselves from escalating costs\, cross-border \;compliance challenges\, and the threat of further disruption? \n\n \; \n\n Join \;our panel of trade\, legal\, and regulatory experts for an update on the \;latest developments in U.S.&ndash\;EU trade tensions\, \;key sectors affected&mdash\;and those likely to be next and a \;discussion \;on practical strategies to reduce exposure\, manage uncertainty and maintain resilience. \n | \n