France’s Macron Urges EU Companies to Pause US Investments

European digital sovereignty is being imposed in the face of rising trade tensions. Despite growing awareness, companies are struggling to act. Why is Europe not investing in its own solutions?

Macron’s Call to Halt U.S. Investments Risks Europe’s Global Standing

French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent plea for European companies to suspend investments in the United States underscores growing tensions between Europe and its largest trading partner. Macron’s remarks came after U.S. President Donald Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on European imports, including a 20% levy on goods, which Macron described as “brutal and unfounded.” The French […]

French President Macron Suggests Suspension Of EU Investments In US Amid Tariff Turmoil, Vows 'More Powerful' Response

French President Emmanuel Macron has called on European companies to halt their planned investments in the United States. This comes after U.S. President Donald Trump announced global tariffs on American imports. What Happened: Macron made this appeal during a meeting with French industry representatives. He advised that any forthcoming or recently announced investments should be paused until there is clarity with the United States, reported Reu…

Trump has finally ditched Macron for Marine Le Pen

It’s official, the bromance between Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron is over. It had always been a rocky relationship but on Thursday it ended in a spectacular fashion. The French president, reacting to Trump’s decision to impose 20 per cent tariffs on all EU products, announced: ‘Investments to come or investments announced in recent weeks

Trump's customs plan provides that imports from the EU will be charged with 20 percent surcharges. France's President Macron proposes that EU countries stop US investment in return and invest more in Europe. Caroline Turzer, Head of the World Foreign Policy Department, talks about this.

France calls for EU countries to suspend US investment

Follow live coverage on developments as tariffs on Irish exports to the US and the continuing threat of further sectoral tariffs will be the focus of meetings in Government Buildings today.