The European Parliament has indefinitely frozen a major EU–US trade deal following former President Donald Trump’s controversial remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he revived territorial claims over Greenland and coupled them with tariff threats. The agreement, finalized last summer, aimed to reduce import duties on American products while maintaining zero tariffs on U.S. lobster exports, but critics long viewed it as one-sided. European lawmakers saw Trump’s Greenland-linked comments as crossing a red line, emphasizing that sovereignty cannot be used as a bargaining chip
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