At the expense of alliance and trade with the whole of EU? And damaged relations for the foreseeable future?
I am not from the US. If I was I wouldn't be very thrilled for it, no.
I am not from the US. If I was I wouldn't be very thrilled for it, no.
I live in the EU, and I think it will actually be very positive in the medium to long term that the EU sheds its dependency on the US and starts treating it for what it is - a hostile foreign nation.
The Mercosur trade agreement, for example, is something great that came out of this. Trump finally pushed the EU to look for good partnerships elsewhere.
So, in a sense, this whole bullshit with Greenland may have positive outcomes still. I am hoping that the EU uses the anti-coercion instrument against the US and their companies.