Keir Starmer: Trump's Tariff Threats 'Completely Wrong'

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has condemned US President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on European allies, calling them "completely wrong." Trump's criticism is directed at countries opposing his desire to acquire Greenland. Starmer stated that imposing tariffs on allies in the name of the allies' collective security within NATO is "completely misguided" and pledged to discuss the matter directly with the US government. He emphasized the importance of Arctic security for the entirety of NATO and the need for greater cooperation among allies in the region. Britain reaffirmed its position that Denmark and Greenland are responsible for the decision regarding the future of Greenland. This statement indicates Britain's support for the self-determination of the two countries. The article also mentions Denmark's surprise at Trump's threats, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the US President's actions and the potential disruption they could cause to international relations.