EU Backs Global Engagement Against Trump’s Isolationism
- Polling from YouGov shows 53 percent of Brits prefer the EU as the UK's closest trading partner over the US, which only 21 percent support.
- European leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen, emphasized the importance of global cooperation at the World Economic Forum, contrasting with Trump's isolationist policies.
- Trump threatened to impose tariffs on imports, including a potential 25 percent on Canada and Mexico, raising concerns about trade relations.
- Scholz warned that isolationism harms prosperity, stating that cooperation is usually in one's interest, despite Trump's 'America First' stance.
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