Trade war

A summit of EU leaders in Brussels will chart a new course for transatlantic relations. But who wants what?

Soccer chiefs may control Europe’s real anti-coercion instrument.

Signal comes a day before EU leaders meet to find ways to respond to Donald Trump’s Greenland grab and tariff threats.

Vice Premier He Lifeng says the world shouldn’t slide back into “the law of the jungle, where the strong bully the weak.”

Leading Democrat launches broadside at politicians who bow to Trump: “You mate with him or he devours you, one or the other, and you need to stand up to it.”

European leaders are in watch-and-wait mode ahead of the U.S. president’s visit to the continent this week.

POLITICO analyzes the actions that European leaders can consider when they gather for an emergency summit this week.

Tactical divide emerges between French and German leaders over response to U.S. president.

The Greenland Dog Sledding Association said the tourism company that invited Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has changed its mind.

Disputes with the U.S. require “calm discussion,” the U.K. prime minister said.

All eyes are on how far Germany and France can align on a riposte to Trump.

American LNG was meant to be a safe alternative to Russian gas. That’s no longer a given, with transatlantic relations in crisis.

“It is now even clearer that this is an issue that reaches far beyond our own borders,” Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said.

The pact, designed to avoid hefty tariffs on European exports, cannot be passed in light of Washington’s threats against Greenland, lawmakers say.

POLITICO spoke with officials, diplomats, experts and NATO insiders to map out 4 potential strategies for deterring the U.S. president.

Senior officials are freezing talks and hinting at trade probes amid ongoing discussions with the UK, EU and South Korea.

Europe’s automakers have to compete globally but are at risk of getting shut out as emerging markets turn to electric vehicles.

The international poll illustrates the uphill battle many leaders face in trying to contain the intertwined economic and political backlash.

Carmakers, Scotch whisky producers and South Korean Guinness drinkers are among the deal’s big winners.

The U.K. is facing pressure from the EU and U.S. to bolster its defenses against Chinese steel imports.

Trump’s comments marked a steep escalation in his threats against the country.

The EU’s top trustbuster has yet to win over the elite crowd of lawyers, economists and lobbyists that adored her rock-star predecessor Margrethe Vestager.