EU chief Donald Tusk hit out Tuesday at “worrying” statements by the administration of Donald Trump, saying Washington´s new stance was among a series of “threats,” along with China, Russia and radicalism.
Tusk said in a letter to EU leaders ahead of a summit in Malta that the bloc must take “spectacular steps” to stay together, and should take advantage of US isolationism to boost trade with other countries.
“Today we are dealing with three threats, which have previously not occurred, at least not on such a scale. The first threat, an external one, is related to the new geopolitical situation in …read more
Source: Geo TV
