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Emmanuel Macron argues that a lull in US-EU tensions is temporary and urges Europe to treat the Greenland dispute as a wake-up call for deeper single-market reforms and greater strategic autonomy. He warns that US tariff pressure could intensify, particularly if the EU enforces its Digital Services Act, while calling for large-scale investment and potential common EU borrowing.
The source argues India’s rapid February 2 trade reset with the United States reflects tightening constraints from collapsing net FDI and politically sensitive export-employment stress during 2025. In this framing, India trades energy flexibility and future policy space for tariff relief and capital-market reassurance, making strategic autonomy more conditional and explicitly priced.
Emmanuel Macron argues that a lull in US-EU tensions is temporary and urges Europe to treat the Greenland dispute as a wake-up call for deeper single-market reforms and greater strategic autonomy. He warns that US tariff pressure could intensify, particularly if the EU enforces its Digital Services Act, while calling for large-scale investment and potential common EU borrowing.
The source argues India’s rapid February 2 trade reset with the United States reflects tightening constraints from collapsing net FDI and politically sensitive export-employment stress during 2025. In this framing, India trades energy flexibility and future policy space for tariff relief and capital-market reassurance, making strategic autonomy more conditional and explicitly priced.
| ID | Title | Category | Date | Views | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RPT-953 | Macron Warns of a ‘Greenland Moment’ as EU Braces for US Trade and Digital Retaliation | EU-US Relations | 2026-02-10 | 0 | ACCESS » |
| RPT-885 | India’s Strategic Autonomy Meets Capital-Account Reality in the Emerging US Trade Reset | India-US Relations | 2025-12-06 | 0 | ACCESS » |