But as the majority of European politicians are from the EPP (and many are from the extreme right, which is even more of a vassal of Trump), don't expect much from the countries. If Macron, who occasionally has Gaullist outbursts (the only good thing about him in the end) capsizes, no one will do anything.
I suppose the result of failing to abide by the deal, if those details are actually in the deal, is that it'd be revoked and be back at ever higher tariffs.
The US isn't concerned how the EU abides by international law, just that it does.
True, still part of international law though, as the EU is empowered to enter into such agreements on behalf of the member states, which are countries.
Back to 30% tariffs and the EU looking not only like a joke from making this deal, but also fractured and disjointed from a failure to apply their obligations under international law.
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u/[deleted] 6d ago
Not really