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Following the announcement of new tariffs by President Donald Trump, reactions from international leaders and institutions have been harsh, highlighting the potential consequences of a global trade war.
Ursula von der Leyen , President of the European Commission, has declared that "the consequences will be terrible for millions of people around the world", stressing that Europe is preparing its first response package to the steel tariffs.
On the other hand, China has promised "firm countermeasures" in response to the tariffs, warning of the consequences that could occur in global trade.
Mark Carney , the Prime Minister of Canada, has stressed that it is "essential to act with purpose and force" to oppose this policy and protect the stability of other economies.
Giorgia Meloni , Italy's Prime Minister, has called the US tariffs "wrong" and warned that they could spark a trade war.
Anthony Albanese , the Prime Minister of Australia, said that "this is not the act of a friend," highlighting the harmful consequences of the tariffs for US partners.
In South Korea , acting president Han Duck-Soo declared that "the global trade war has become a reality," highlighting the risk of escalating tensions.
Micheál Martin, the Prime Minister of Ireland, has said he sees "no justification" for the tariffs and has called for a more balanced approach to trade relations.
Karin Keller-Sutter , Switzerland's minister, said her country would "quickly determine" the steps it would take to respond to this development.
Trump's announcement of tariffs has created a wave of uncertainty in global markets, adding to fears that a trade war could damage economic growth and international financial stability.
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