German Chancellor Trump warned that everyone in EU should discuss tariffs
The German Chancellor, who began his duties three days ago, spoke to US President Donald Trump on Thursday and contacted Ukraine and the charges announced to the Washington Community Block.
Virginia May
The new German Chancellor has warned that the President of the United States of America (US) has warned that it is necessary to discuss tariffs for the European Union (EU) with all countries.
“The best scene is zero tariffs for everything”, Accepted Frederick Merge, Portuguese Antonio Costa, President of the European Council, Brussels, at a US press conference in Belgium.
German Chancellor, Who started the functions three days agoUS President Donald Trump spoke on Thursday and Ukraine They contacted the charges announced to the Washington Community Coalition.
Frederick Merz warned Donald Trump Discussions cannot only be done with “EU Country”, everyone should participate in this discussion ”.
“I believe that the disadvantages of the US are already feeling negatives … no one is beneficial from the trade war,” said Frederick Merz.
“Completely aligned” with the preferences of Brussels
During the 75th anniversary of the Schuman Declaration, the document that founded the principles of the European Union today, the document, the document, The new German Chancellor recalled the Germany’s reunificationIn the 1990s, and this was “an important moment for the integration of Europe.”
Said the president of the European Council The new leadership of Germany is “fully aligned” with the preferences of Brussels: “Competitive, security and migration.”
Former Prime Minister of Portugal said EU’s Berlin “one of the pillars” And Freedrich Merz today thought that “no country may be alone” than ever.
“We are facing great challenges today, so it is necessary to see the history of the European Union,” he said.
German Chancellor, this Friday, a city called Brussels welcomes many EU companiesAfter the meeting with Antonio Costa, the European Commission Presidents Ursula Van Der Leen, and the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, and the Secretary -General Mark Rutte also visited the Atlantic Alliance headquarters.
