Trump says he will set tariff for 'the rest of world'

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During the talks with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland Monday, President Donald Trump said that the tariff for "essentially the rest of the world", of between 15 to 20 percent, targeting pharmaceuticals would be announced.

Starmer, under domestic pressure to follow France's lead and recognize a Palestinian state, called the situation unfolding in Gaza an "absolute catastrophe".

The pair also discussed implementation of the UK-US trade deal that was signed on May 8 that lowered tariffs for certain UK exports but has yet to come into force. Trump hosted Starmer and his wife Victoria under tight security at Turnberry, where he had spent two days playing golf since landing in Scotland on Friday for a five-day visit.

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