Most European nations welcome the deal, but some slam it as a capitulation before the EU’s largest trading partner.
The US and EU established a trade deal imposing a 15% tariff on most EU goods, averting a trade war. While some European leaders, like Denmark’s Lars Lokke Rasmussen and Germany’s Friedrich Merz, view it as stabilizing, others, including Hungary’s Viktor Orban and France’s Francois Bayrou, criticize it as a capitulation.
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