The European Parliament has halted its trade agreement with the US in retaliation to President Trump's tariff threats linked to military activities in Greenland, reflecting rare unity and rising tension in EU-US relations.
Swedish PM Kristersson warns of serious US-Sweden trade tensions with potential for a damaging trade war, emphasizing a united EU response.
The EU is weighing retaliatory tariffs nearing 1,000 billion kronor to counter US trade threats tied to the Greenland dispute, while Swedish leaders call for unity and caution to prevent a trade war.
NATO countries, including Sweden, unite against US tariff threats linked to Greenland, warning of risks to transatlantic relations.
The EU faces strategic choices as it responds to President Trump's planned tariffs targeting European countries over Greenland, amid calls for collective action and legislative opposition in the U.S.
The US threatens tariffs on Sweden over Greenland dispute, risking significant economic impact and prompting firm political responses from Swedish leaders.
US-China trade tariffs and AI investment valuations raise fears of economic turbulence and market bubble risks.
President Trump's tariff threat and China's rare earth export restrictions have escalated US-China trade tensions, causing major stock market fluctuations and raising concerns globally, including Sweden.