Donald Trump and the new German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, have agreed to swiftly resolve US-EU trade disputes

In a recent telephone conversation, Donald Trump and Friedrich Merz agreed to quickly end trade differences between the United States and the European Union, given the negative impact of the trade war on the German economy. This discussion took place against the backdrop of an agreement signed by Trump with the United Kingdom that will allow greater openness for American products, including a 25% tax cut on British cars. At the same time, the EU is threatening to impose tariffs on US goods if the negotiations fail.