EU to block US president's “no gun” trade policy

[Dublin Reuters]-European Union (EU) European Commission Commissioner Hogan on the next day persuaded him to notice that Trump's way of doing things was wrong and to stop the trade policy without guns I wanted to do that.

After taking office, Mr. Hogan from Ireland, responsible for agricultural and rural development at the European Commission, faces the difficult challenge of improving trade relations with the United States. After Britain leaves the EU, it will also play a role in building economic relations with Britain.

Hogan said in an interview with the Irish Broadcasting Corporation (RTE): “Mr. Trump has definitely favored trade wars rather than trade agreements. If this protectionist stance continues, the EU will continue Will make agreements with countries around the world. " “Of course, we will do everything we can to make sure that Mr. Trump's way is wrong. Even in US-China relations, he says that the EU is a security risk. It would be nice to be able to stop such behavior. "

With regard to the UK's withdrawal from the EU, he pointed out that leaving without agreement would lead to further delays. He reiterated the EU's argument that the key issues of civil rights protection and financial settlement and the border issues between Ireland and British Northern Ireland should be agreed. "There is a sweet idea that these problems will be eliminated (by leaving without agreement). The problems will not go away. If they cannot be settled in the first stage of negotiations, they will be discussed in the second stage and cannot be avoided."