The EU has postponed the ratification of a trade agreement with the US for the second time, citing concerns over instability and potential price increases for many goods due to President Trump's temporary tariffs.
The European Parliament (EP) indicates it may resume the ratification process for a trade agreement with the US, following Trump's withdrawal of tariff threats.
EU officials plan to "freeze" approval of a trade agreement with the US after President Trump threatened to impose import tariffs on eight European countries over the Greenland issue.