Washington’s actions “undermine transatlantic relations,” eight members have said, vowing a “coordinated” response
Several key European NATO members pushed back against US President Donald Trump in a joint statement on Sunday, accusing Washington of putting “transatlantic relations” at risk with his threat of tariffs over their position on Greenland.
Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands and Finland have said that their stance remains unchanged and vowed a “united and coordinated” response after Trump announced that he will impose a 10% levy on imports from the eight countries over their opposition to his plans to…
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