EU capitals want retaliation against Trump delayed to avoid Nato clash

EU capitals are urging Brussels to delay retaliation against Donald Trump’s tariffs until the NATO summit in June, prioritizing a security deal with the US. Diplomats recommend pausing significant defence investments and avoiding provocative discussions on trade to minimize tensions with Trump, who demands increased European defence spending. As the summit approaches, officials are focused on finding a credible plan for Europe to take on more defence responsibility, reflecting concerns over potential clashes reminiscent of the contentious 2018 NATO meeting.

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