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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Mercedes-Benz USA recalls 11,895 vehicles due to fire risk.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune: Negotiations on funding for the Department of Homeland Security will continue in the next few days.

U.S. Department of Energy: These projects are part of the department’s $525 million plan to expand and revitalize the U.S. coal-fired power generation system.

U.S. President Trump: He has not discussed the matter with Lutnick.

US President Trump: Not aware of US Commerce Secretary Lutnick’s visit to Epstein Island.

US President Trump: The jobs report was excellent in some ways.

The U.S. Department of Energy: It will allocate US$175 million to upgrade coal-fired power plants to ensure the continued supply of affordable, reliable power to the American people.

Trade negotiations between the EU and Australia will continue on February 13.

US President Trump: If an agreement cannot be reached with Iran, the second phase of negotiations will be entered. The second phase will be very difficult for Iran.

US President Trump: If Iran does not reach a deal, it will suffer very serious trauma. Negotiations with Iran are ultimately up to me.

US President Trump: The Israeli president should be ashamed for not pardoning Netanyahu.

US President Trump: As long as I want to talk, I will talk to them.

US President Trump: I guess an agreement may be reached within the next month.

German Chancellor Mertz: Agree with France that the European market needs to be protected from unfair trade practices.

U.S. White House energy official: The Treasury Department will further relax sanctions on Venezuela this week.

German Chancellor Mertz: Germany does not want to pay for other European countries.

US President Trump: We have basically halted all wind turbine projects in the United States.

U.S. President Trump: Lee Zeldi (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Administrator) is also working on solving the "bad situation" related to agricultural equipment.

German Chancellor Mertz: Does not support joint issuance of euro bonds.

German Chancellor Merz: We don’t want European protectionism, but we need to be able to respond to unfair practices.