Summary
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is carefully avoiding public disputes with President Donald Trump, especially regarding Trump's plan to impose tariffs over Greenland. The UK aims for calm discussion while maintaining its principles, despite differing views in the EU on how to react.
Key Facts
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is trying to avoid public disagreements with the White House.
- President Trump has proposed tariffs on European countries that don't support his Greenland plan.
- The UK is focusing on calm discussions and maintaining its core principles.
- Some EU countries, like France, are responding more aggressively to the tariff threat.
- The UK and EU might have different approaches to resolving this issue.
- Starmer might not attend the World Economic Forum, where President Trump will be present.
- EU leaders may gather in Brussels to discuss a unified response to the tariffs.
