Crisis talks in EU as Trump snubs trade negotiations
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
EU foreign ministers voice growing frustration with Washington, following Donald Trump’s decision to impose tariffs without prior consultation.
There’s added concern over the White House’s refusal to engage in formal trade talks with the European Union as a bloc - insisting instead on negotiating with individual member states.
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