US EditionTrump's NATO Victory - Better Trade Deals, Lifting Tariffs and Selling Weapons to Europe
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Trump's NATO Victory - Better Trade Deals, Lifting Tariffs and Selling Weapons to Europe
President Trump speaking at the 2025 NATO Summit. Photo courtesy of the White House. Just days after President Trump’s historic NATO breakthrough forced allies to double defense spending, the economic dividends are already materializing. European Union Council President Antonio Costa confirmed Friday that NATO’s agreement to raise defense spending targets from 2% to 5% of GDP “has solved the main trade-related issue between Europe and the United…
The head of Luxembourg hydrogen producer H2Apex, Peter Roessner, is feeling both sides of the trade war triggered by Donald Trump. Due to the risks of tariffs, his company can no longer rely on US suppliers for its more than 200 million euro project in Lubmin, Germany. A Reuters analysis shows that investor interest in European projects is growing, Agerpres wrote.
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