Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has openly pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on European nations involved in Greenland’s security. Describing the proposed tariffs as a “mistake,” Meloni warned that penalising allies for contributing troops could strain transatlantic relations. Speaking during her visit to South Korea, she said she had directly expressed her concerns to Trump, emphasising that Europe’s support for Greenland was misunderstood and not anti-American. Trump had announced a 10% import tax on goods from eight European countries, escalating to 25% if a deal over US influence in Greenland is not reached. Meloni’s statement signals growing tensions between the US and Europe over Greenland and underscores the delicate balance of transatlantic alliances in the Arctic region. #GiorgiaMeloni #TrumpGreenlandDispute #USTariffsEurope #GreenlandSecurity #TransatlanticTensions #EuropeUSRelations #TrumpImportTax #EuropeanAllies #GreenlandTroops #ArcticGeopolitics #MeloniWarnsTrump #USEUTradeRow #Trump25PercentTariffs #GreenlandControlDispute #EuropeanResponseTrump #MeloniVsTrump #USEuropeConflict #GreenlandTariffCrisis #TrumpEUShowdownAlso ReadPM Modi Meets Italy’s Giorgia Meloni On G20 Sidelines In Johannesburg 

Publié Jan 18,2026

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