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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst. Mexico says the proposed new tariffs by President Trump are unfair.

MPi-Peralta reports, officials say they're in negotiations to stop them from going into effect.

Mexico's economy minister, Marcelo Ebrard, was in Washington on Friday meeting with U.S. officials.

Ebrar says they were already negotiating on economic issues as well as security and migration.

Saturday, President Trump said he intended to slap 30% tariffs on Mexican imports.

Ebrard called the move unfair and said they hoped to reach an alternative understanding before August 1st when the tariffs are supposed to go into effect.

Trump has threatened similar tariffs in the past, but every time he's walked away from them.

Indeed, census data and Mexican government data shows the vast majority of Mexican imports to the U.S.

continue to pay zero tariffs. Adipralta, Empire News, Mexico City.

Meanwhile, Trump says he will also impose a 30% tariff on the European Union. He acknowledged a

close relationship with both Mexico and the EU, but says the trade deficit with the EU is too high.

It also takes effect August 1st. The U.S. has restored military

aid shipments to Ukraine. And peers Hannah Palomarenko reports from Kiev that Ukraine's

president, Vladimir Zelensky, says more work on the agreement with Washington will take place next week.

President Zelensky said in an evening address that Ukraine is

working with the partners on new supplies, increased weapons production in the country, and

equipping the army. He emphasized that amid a previous pause in weapons deliveries from the U.S.,

Ukraine received a positive signal. According to all reports, aid shipments have been restored, he said.

Zelensky also added that they will continue to discuss military aid with the U.S. Special Envoy Keith Kellogg,

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