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Trump takes aim at ‘wasted cause’ Spain and revives Greenland claim at Nato summit
There was no change to trade afterwards, and Madrid sources pointed out that last year the US had a trade surplus with Spain."The Commission will always ensure that the interests of the European Union and all our member states are fully protected," he said, reminding reporters of an EU-US trade agreement signed last year that set tariffs on trade imports.
US President Donald Trump has used the Nato summit in Ankara to lash out again at fellow member Spain, and revive his interest in taking over Greenland.
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