▽ Times Archive ●03/12 19:02 NEWEU retaliates against Trump’s metal tariffsEuropean Union to impose €26bn of counter-tariffs on American goods, intensifying a global trade war driven by the US presidentEconomicsLIVETrump to offer Ukraine ceasefire deal to PutinMoscow to be presented with offer after hours of negotiations in Saudi Arabia6 minutes agoUPDATEDCaptain of ship in North Sea collision is Russian citizenTran
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▽Arts & Letters Daily - ideas, criticism, debate ●03/12 07:29 Tuesday March 11, 2025March 11, 2025Articles of NoteThe horrors of early pet food. In Victorian London, “cat’s meat men” pushed their carts of cheap offal and horsemeat up to 40 miles a day... more »New BooksVan Gogh, age 32, arrived in Paris a "provincial rube" and “painter of no particular skill." Did the city really transform him?... more »Essays & OpinionsAlice Gribbin: “Those who deem
