US-Europe relations
EU warns that Trump’s new tariff policy breaks trade agreement
The new global levies can stay in place for as many as 150 days
Europe thinks through de-risking from the US
Marco Rubio’s conciliatory speech at the Munich Security Conference does little to distract from Trump’s “wrecking ball politics”
EU trade keeps taking hits from US tariffs and Chinese competition, data shows
Its trade surplus has fallen to 12.9 billion euros in December from 13.9 billion euros in the year-ago period
EU to offer US critical minerals partnership to check China
The partnership aims to jointly find ways to source critical minerals without relying on the Asian nation
EU wants US trade deal back on track, but warns it would defend itself if threatened again
European governments remain wary of another change of mind by Trump
Trump touts ‘total access’ Greenland deal as Nato asks allies to step up
The US president’s ambitions for the Danish territory have threatened to blow the alliance apart
EU freezes US trade deal approval over Greenland threats
The European parliament’s trade committee postpones the vote indefinitely
Trump tariffs on six EU nations could create US customs headache
Due to extensive cross-border supply chains, it will be tough to establish the origins of the goods
How Europe could ‘weaponise’ US$10 trillion of US assets over Greenland
The most tangible reaction from the EU so far has been a proposal to halt approval of its July trade deal with America
Europe must not appease Trump on Greenland
By capitulating again, the EU and UK would signal that we are now irrevocably in a might-makes-right world
