Europeans are scrambling to retaliate to US President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs against countries that oppose his plans to annex Greenland.
A French-led push to strike back by potentially imposing tariffs on €93 billion ($108 billion) of US goods if Mr Trump follows through appeared to gain traction in Berlin on Monday.
Mr Trump's threats to annex Greenland is a red line for Europe, German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said in a joint press conference in Berlin with French counterpart Roland Lescure.
“Limits have now been reached, and when I see the threat to Greenland’s integrity and sovereignty and to Denmark, I
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