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Tariffs on EU Nations over Greenland Is a 'Mistake', Says Italy PM
Meloni urged NATO to address the Greenland dispute and warned that Trump's proposed 25% tariffs on several European countries would be a mistake.
- On Sunday, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called U.S. threats over Greenland a mistake, saying, "I believe that imposing new sanctions today would be a mistake," and told U.S. President Donald Trump her views.
- U.S. President Donald Trump claims the United States needs Greenland for national security and has threatened tariffs of up to 25 percent on goods from several European countries.
- Meloni said she spoke directly to Trump and NATO's chief, adding NATO has started work to organise deterrents against hostile interference.
- Amid mounting confusion, Meloni warned that initiatives by some European countries risked being seen as anti-American despite no intent, and said the American point of view found the message unclear.
- Meloni urged NATO to act, saying it must take an active role in the growing crisis while she downplayed tensions without specifying details about Greenland or Denmark.
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The US President wants to punish allied states because they oppose an annexation of Greenland. What the EU can do about it.
·Berlin, Germany
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Downing Street described the threat of imposing customs taxes to force an American annexation of Greenland as "totally unacceptable." The British Prime Minister is increasingly in a hurry to end a rather accommodating stance for the US President.
·Paris, France
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Trump is threatening punitive tariffs because Greenland is not for sale. Is that the end of NATO?
·Munich, Germany
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Italian PM calls threatened U.S. tariffs over Greenland a ‘mistake’
Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs of up to 25% on all goods sent to the United States from Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Finland over their objections to his moves
·India
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