EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss ‘new reality’ of relations with US
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EU leaders convened in Brussels to discuss the evolving relationship with the United States, prompted by recent tariff threats from Donald Trump regarding Greenland. Although Trump rescinded the threats after a deal on Arctic security, the summit proceeded to address the "new reality" of transatlantic relations. The EU aims to strengthen its unity and ability to defend its interests amidst global geopolitical shifts. The European Parliament is reconsidering its freeze on ratifying the EU-US trade deal in light of these developments. While cautiously optimistic, EU officials emphasize the need for vigilance and preparedness for future challenges, including the potential use of economic sanctions. The EU is prepared to respond to future threats.
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