US EditionEU Backs Global Engagement Against Trump’s Isolationism
- The European Union is willing to engage in discussions with US President Donald Trump to avoid a trade conflict that could harm both economies and the global market.
- Trump directed federal agencies to investigate persistent US trade deficits and unfair trade practices, including alleged currency manipulation by other countries.
- European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the need for Europe to become more competitive and warned against a global race to the bottom.
- The EU considers the US one of its closest partners, with a trade volume of €1.5 trillion, representing 30% of global trade, and aims to negotiate common interests.
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The new American president turned his back on the world on Monday during his inauguration speech, insisting that only the United States counts. At the World Economic Forum, the President of the European Commission for her part advocated the virtues of dialogue and international cooperation...
·Brussels, Belgium
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