Ireland, a key U.S. ally with historically close ties, finds itself in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on pharmaceutical exports. The U.S. is threatening to impose hefty taxes in a bid to bring jobs back to American soil.
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- Ireland is a major exporter of pharmaceuticals, with many US companies operating in County Cork. 11s
- The US administration is considering tariffs on pharmaceutical imports to encourage companies to return to the US. 52s
- The Irish government warns that up to 75,000 jobs could be at risk if tariffs are imposed. 1m 17s
- Local communities and workers in County Cork are concerned about the potential economic and social impact. 1m 27s
- Ireland is seeking an exemption from the proposed US tariffs, but the outcome is uncertain. 2m 27s
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