Starmer calls for ‘calm discussion’ on Greenland and plays down chance of retaliatory tariffs on US – UK politics live

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Keir Starmer held a press conference addressing recent tensions between the US and Europe, particularly regarding Greenland and trade tariffs. Starmer called for calm discussions concerning Greenland's future, emphasizing that Greenland and Denmark alone should decide its fate. He downplayed the possibility of retaliatory tariffs on the US, stating that a trade war would not be in anyone's interest and advocating for a pragmatic solution. Starmer also reiterated his opposition to potential US tariffs on allies and stressed the importance of maintaining a strong UK-US relationship. He addressed concerns about screen time for young children and confirmed that a ban on social media for teenagers is being considered. The press conference occurred amid falling stock markets due to renewed tariff threats from the US.
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