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The European Union approved retaliatory tariffs on €20 billion worth of US imports, though the timing was described as a coincidence related to older steel and aluminum disputes from February. This contradicts President Trump's claim that only China had retaliated against his recent "Liberation Day" trade policies.
Donald Trump argues at the G7 summit that massive trade deficits constitute a national security threat to the United States. Media critics challenge this view, suggesting that a trade deficit simply means exchanging currency for products. Trump maintains that domestic steel and aluminum production are vital for military readiness and economic stability.
