European Countries Reject President Trump’s Tariff Threats

(International Desk) – European countries have rejected tariff threats issued by US President Donald Trump, stating that trade disputes should be resolved through negotiations.
According to international news agencies, European Union leaders have expressed concern over potential trade tariffs being imposed by the US administration, saying that Europe will not accept unilateral measures.
European countries have also clarified their position on the Greenland issue. European leaders said that any issue related to Greenland can be resolved through dialogue and diplomatic channels. They emphasized that cooperation should continue on the basis of international law and mutual respect.
The European Union has made it clear that while it wishes to maintain strong relations with the United States, it will respond appropriately to trade threats.