European leaders are asserting that President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs against the European Union will force member states to fight back until the United States respects their economic power. White House officials announced earlier this week that a slew of heavy tariffs would be implemented against the EU,

European Union leaders met in Brussels on Monday to address Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs, as well as his interest in acquiring Greenland, a territory under Danish control. During the meeting,

Poland’s prime minister, whose country currently holds the EU’s rotating presidency, said it would “be a cruel paradox” if the EU and U.S. find themselves in conflict amid threats from Russia and China.

After three years spent trying to deter Russia from destroying Ukraine, European Union leaders grappled on Monday with how to respond to a major ally who appears determined