David Knollmann
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Reposted by David Knollmann
Since this is about Greenland economic counter-measures may be only a (small) part of the picture.
But the lesson the EU previously drew - to placate Trump - has now been falsified.
Brussels should punch back to raise the costs for the US and get Trump to back down,
8/8
But the lesson the EU previously drew - to placate Trump - has now been falsified.
Brussels should punch back to raise the costs for the US and get Trump to back down,
8/8
January 17, 2026 at 5:29 PM
Since this is about Greenland economic counter-measures may be only a (small) part of the picture.
But the lesson the EU previously drew - to placate Trump - has now been falsified.
Brussels should punch back to raise the costs for the US and get Trump to back down,
8/8
But the lesson the EU previously drew - to placate Trump - has now been falsified.
Brussels should punch back to raise the costs for the US and get Trump to back down,
8/8
Springer, NOZ, Berliner Zeitung. Eine von den dreien, bin sicher
January 17, 2026 at 5:35 PM
Springer, NOZ, Berliner Zeitung. Eine von den dreien, bin sicher
Reposted by David Knollmann
As an aside, this from JD Vance is disingenuous. Yes, Europe relies on Suez for trade more than America. But diverting ships around southern Africa raises the cost of trade for everyone. The price of sending a container from Shanghai to LA almost quadrupled last year, to ~$8,000.
March 24, 2025 at 8:27 PM
As an aside, this from JD Vance is disingenuous. Yes, Europe relies on Suez for trade more than America. But diverting ships around southern Africa raises the cost of trade for everyone. The price of sending a container from Shanghai to LA almost quadrupled last year, to ~$8,000.