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Here's one way to measure the mood in Brussels this week.

The U.S. EU trade deal is moving forward because Europe has written in a good escape hatch.

There have been months of arguments. But finally, lawmakers, capitals, and the European Commission landed a deal to implement the Turnberry trade agreement. Yep, that's the one Ursula Fonderlyon

and Donald Trump struck at a golf course in Scotland last summer.

The basic bargain is still uncomfortable for a lot of people in Brussels.

The EU lowers tariffs on many U.S. goods, while hoping Washington sticks to its side of the deal.

But Parliament pushed in some off-ramps, too, including ways for the EU to suspend parts of the deal if the U.S. changes course yet again.

So transatlantic trade survives, but with a very large asterisk.

And that was only one part of the week.

Across Europe's eastern flank, drone incursions have been setting off alarms, literally.

In recent days, NATO jets have been scrambled after drones entered the airspace of Latvia,

Lithuania, and Estonia. And here's the crazy thing. Those drones were Ukrainian. But Keev insists

that these weren't deliberate incursions, and actually the result of Russian

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