EU Calls for Firm Response to U.S. Tariffs on Cars
Germany's economy minister Robert Habeck urged the European Union to respond firmly to U.S. car tariffs introduced by President Trump, emphasizing the importance of a negotiated solution.

On Thursday, Germany's Economy Minister Robert Habeck signaled a decisive stance from the European Union in response to new U.S. tariffs on imported cars, introduced by President Donald Trump.
Habeck stressed the importance of a firm EU response, indicating a refusal to accept the tariffs without opposition. He emphasized the need for the EU to negotiate a solution.
The developing trade tensions highlight the ongoing challenges and negotiations between the EU and the U.S. amidst new economic hurdles.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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