(The Center Square) – As leaders worldwide prepare to face President Donald Trump's import taxes, many are seeking exemptions for key industries and products, something Trump initially said he wouldn't grant.

The diplomatic efforts show foreign leaders are eager for carveouts and workarounds after Trump's tariffs on products from 66 nations, the 27-nation European Union, and others took effect.

Many leaders want better terms – or at least exemptions.

Swiss President Karin Keller-Sutter, under political pressure at home, rushed to the U.S. on Monday to get a better deal. She's now leaving without one.

The Swiss Federal Council said that 39% tariffs are hitting Swiss products entering the U.S. The Federal Council said it "remains firmly committed to pursuing discussions with the U.S. wit

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