Germany urges unified European action and cautious diplomacy in response to US tariff threats over the Greenland dispute, highlighting the complexity of transatlantic relations.
EU leaders plan a special summit to unify their response to US tariffs specifically affecting Germany and other NATO countries amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The US has imposed tariffs on Germany and other European countries amid the Greenland purchase dispute, sparking coordinated European backlash and raising tensions in transatlantic relations.
European leaders condemn Trump's tariffs and territorial bid for Greenland, emphasizing sovereignty and cooperation amid rising transatlantic tensions.
US President Trump has imposed tariffs on Germany and European allies over Greenland acquisition disputes, with military deployments and protests escalating tensions.
The US government has escalated tensions with the EU, threatening sanctions over alleged discriminatory digital regulations that affect US companies operating in Europe, prompting a firm EU rebuttal.
Germany faces economic stagnation and must urgently implement reforms in business conditions and energy policy to enhance competitiveness and growth.
European companies, including those in Germany, are protected from new US tariffs, but employment issues persist.