Trump’s trade war benefits only China, the EU foreign policy chief – national
This The European Union The chief of foreign policy says tariffs Only serves between Western countries Chinese Calls for higher defensive costs to check interests and Russia.
“If the United States is conducting a trade war with Canada, Mexico or the European Union, China, Kaja Kaja Kallas on Thursday, said in a meeting with the Canadian press.
Former Estonian Prime Minister Kallas controls the approach to the exciting new geopolitical climate of the EU – where the United States has returned to defend NATO allies and conduct a trade war against Europe and Canada.
“We try to keep a cool head,” said Callas.
“We are really ready to defend our interests – but it would be our desire to do so, because we have so many other problems.”
In these problems, there is a spike in violent weather events due to the first large-scale land war in Europe and governments between governments and governments.
These threats have led to Canada to help the areas on the shores of supplies on the shores of supply chains for energy, which are covered by Europe’s free trade deals since 2017.
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“In particular, in terms of economic safety, we must definitely deepen our cooperation in those areas,” Kallas said.
In Europe, it is also considering Canada for cooperation in military issues.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who went to the beginning of this month, went to London for the European Security Conference to protect the support of allies for the defense of Ukraine.
Europeans are excited about the possible ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, and some countries have promised to send peace and shipping to protect peace and prevent Russian.
Canada and the EU were talking about a possible security and defense partnership for about a year.
Pact, Brussels can be similar to those who are signed with Japan and Korea, associated with countries with unusual countries.
Kallas said the partnership with Canada “when it comes to the defense industry” and “an important cooperation when the defense investments” and ready to help each other.
He added that the Europeans are not interested in creating “parallel structures” to repeat the NATO military union.
“Strong Canadian and stronger European allies in NATO are stronger NATO,” said Kallas.
Callas’s house, part of the Soviet Union once again committed confusion with Russia for decades.
The Canadian should understand that in an increasing region of geopolitical importance due to Russia, trade routes and critical raw materials, the next door neighbor in the Arctic.
“Russia is not only a really global security, not really global security,” Russia said.
“Everything is in danger when we allow Russia to follow the lands and attacks on Ukraine.”
Kallas said that Europe and peers should spend more on defense. Many NATO countries have a short time in the target of NATO defense costs in Canada for a short time.
Some NATO allies discussed higher defensive spending goals with 2.5 or three percent of GDP. Callas, Russia’s defense spending was nine percent of GDP, he said.
“If we do not invest in sufficient defense, then they will want to use this military force again,” he said.
“The only thing that keeps them is the power – if we are strong enough to do not try us.”
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