The European Parliament has given conditional approval to an EU-US trade deal, months after President Donald Trump's tariff threats introduced uncertainty.

• Lawmakers voted in favour of implementing the deal, which sets tariffs at 15% for most EU goods, in exchange for European investment and removal of EU import duties on US industrial goods.
• This conditional approval comes after delays linked to Trump's threats and a US Supreme Court ruling.
• The legislation includes safeguards, such as a provision to suspend the agreement if the US imposes tariffs above 15% or threatens the EU's territorial sovereignty.