EsThe German junior coalition partner, the SPD, decided not to block passage of the CETA trade deal between Canada and the EU, Politico reports. Canada still has the need to reach a deal – its exports to the EU fell 5.3% in July, the fifth month in a row. The deal still requires wide EU approval though, which is far from guaranteed.
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