Trade Negotiation Hurdles U.S. and EU trade negotiators meet again tomorrow in a bid to reach an agreement by 9 July; there is a lot of skepticism about its relative success. Politico Europe reporter Camille Gijs notes that politicians in Brussels have no appetite to give the White House big concessions. She notes that most of the same “inflammatory topics” underwent three years of negotiating effort under the TTIP talks that ended unsuccessfully in 2013. How can they now suddenly be resolved in six weeks?  To correct an imbalance requires the favored party to give more, and that is politically unsaleable in Europe. The EU wants to keep its regulations, guard its agricultural sector, and get rid Trump’s 10 percent tar...