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President Donald Trump denies any plans to remove America from the World Trade Organization of the WTO. "We have been treated very badly by the WTO," Trump told AFP on Friday afternoon (29/6), from Maryland to New Jersey (1965-19003). Trump replied "not yet, but they must treat us fairly."
The statement came when Trump seemed to be increasingly prone to confrontation – and not to cooperation – with the EU, G7, the North Atlantic Cooperation Organization and the US. 39, World Trade Organization. He has said time and time again that it would be better for states to conclude trade and strategic agreements on an individual or bilateral basis. "Instead of playing the traditional role of the US president as a free world leader, Trump seems to declare war on the international order: the G7 and the WTO have raised doubts about continued support for the America in support of NATO against Russia and falsely claim that the EU was created to take advantage of the United States, "said Alexander Vershbow, director of the Scowcroft Center. Trump will travel to Europe to attend the annual NATO summit, before a separate meeting with Prime Minister Theresa May, and then travel to Finland to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin. [em/al]
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