EU leaders to hold extraordinary summit on Trump’s Greenland tariffs ‘in coming days’
European Council President Antonio Costa on Sunday said EU leaders would meet in the coming days to discuss US President Donald Trump's tariffs threat against eight nations opposing US control of the autonomous Danish territory of Greenland. The Financial Times reported that Europe is considering €93 billion worth of retaliatory tariffs against the US. Read our blog to see how the day's events unfolded.
European Council President Antonio Costa on Sunday said EU leaders would meet in the coming days to discuss US President Donald Trump's tariffs threat against eight nations opposing US control of the autonomous Danish territory of Greenland. The Financial Times reported that Europe is considering €93 billion worth of retaliatory tariffs against the US. Read our blog to see how the day's events unfolded.
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