European Union, the US, And Dialogue

The European Union will be ready for hard dialogue with the United States to protect its interests and will be practical in trying to find a solution, the European Union Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen, the Europe Bracese for the possible new American tariffs. Is stated as US President Donald Trump announced over the weekend that he would soon impose tariffs on imports from the European Union. At an informal meeting in Brussels on Monday, 27 block leaders discussed how to deal with the ties developed with Washington. “A lot is at stake on both sides,” Von Der Leyen said at a conference by the European Union Ambassadors. In Brussels, he said, “There are jobs, businesses, industries in the United States and in the United States that rely on transatlantic partnership.” The chairman of the Commission said that Europe would be difficult in its behavior with Washington.

European Union’s Move

“Our priority is now to work on many areas where interests change,” said, pointing to significant supply chains and emerging technologies. He said, “We will be ready for tough negotiations, where necessary and where possible, to find solutions, to complete any complaints, and establish the foundation for a strong partnership,” he said. “We will be open and practical in the way we achieve this. But we will make it clear that we will always protect our interests.” Von Der Leyen said that the European Union should recognize the realities of global politics. He said, “The trending towards a world’s view is somewhat more than a person and hyper-globalization.” “Europe should deal with the world because we find it.”