EU LEADERS FEAR ‘BULLY’ TRUMP AFTER GREENLAND FALLOUT EU leaders are reassessing ties with the U.S. after Trump’s Greenland threats, which included tariffs and hinted military action, shook transatlantic confidence. Though Trump stepped back, Europe remains wary of his unpredictability and plans to discuss long-term strategies for dealing with the U.S. at a summit Thursday. The EU is focused on reducing reliance on Washington, clarifying Greenland’s status, and preparing defenses and trade measures to withstand future “bullying,” while keeping the transatlantic partnership intact.(*Walter Bloomberg)