US EditionUS 'Behaving Very Strangely' for an Ally: ECB Chief
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The President of the European Central Bank calls on the European Union to agree to deal with Donald Trump, both economically and geopolitically.
Several French personalities, including Christine Lagarde and François Villeroy de Galhau, want to see Europe say "no" to the American president.
At the height of tensions on both sides of the Atlantic at Greenland's expense, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde has argued that the European Union (EU) must show "collective determination" and "unity" to US President Donald Trump, whose policy is towards "a new international order" that will imply "a profound reorganization" of the European economy.
Times of India
US 'behaving very strangely' for an ally: ECB chief
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde expressed concern over United States actions. She described the US behavior as strange for an ally. President Donald Trump's bid to acquire Greenland and his trade threats have created a significant rift. Lagarde emphasized the importance of European unity and determination in response to these developments.
The ECB president said she will carefully follow the US president's speech today.
The United States "beautiful to an ally", delivered Wednesday to the President of the European Central Bank (ECB), Christine Lagarde, calling for "unity and decision" within the European Union (EU) in front of US President Donald Trump, reports the AFP.
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