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Trump threatens 10% tariffs on eight NATO allies starting February 1 unless they accept US acquisition of Greenland. NATO issues joint statement warning of 'dangerous downward spiral' in transatlantic relations.

Emmanuel Macron calls on fellow leaders to use powerful anti-coercion instrument if US goes ahead with tariffs

COMMENT: President’s threat to impose a 10 per cent tariff is another sign that the UK should turn away from Washington and towards its allies in Europe, world affairs editor Sam Kiley writes

Greenlanders condemned the "circus" of Donald Trump's threat of new tariffs on European allies until they agree to sell the territory to the US.

Comments come after US president threatened to slap fresh tariffs on UK and Europe over their opposition to his threats to annex Greenland

President warns UK and allies face tariffs if they oppose American takeover of Danish territory

EU leaders have warned tariffs would risk a ‘dangerous downward spiral’ in transatlantic relations.

Helen McEntee said the decision ’is completely unacceptable and deeply regrettable’

Helen McEntee said they are ‘coordinating closely with our EU and wider European partners in response to this announcement’.

European leaders have warned transatlantic ties are at risk after President Donald Trump's announcement that eight countries, including France, will face tariffs of up to 25 percent if they continue to oppose the United States' bid to acquire Greenland. French President Emmanuel Macron called the threats "unacceptable".

The leaders of Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and the UK issue joint statement ahead of EU ambassadors meeting