Macron warns Europe won’t accept U.S. trade threats over Greenland, pledging resistance and possible retaliation.

French President Emmanuel Macron warned at the World Economic Forum in Davos that Europe would not submit to economic coercion, rejecting U.S. threats of steep tariffs on European goods linked to disputes over Greenland. He condemned the use of trade measures to pressure sovereignty, emphasized Europe’s commitment to the rule of law, and signaled the EU may activate its anti-coercion instrument against the U.S. for the first time. Macron stressed the need for strategic autonomy, multilateral cooperation, and resistance to unilateral actions, calling the current global shift toward power politics “crazy.”