- Trade. The United States is restricting imports of EU
steel. At the same time, the European Union is pressing the United States to pay
$4 billion in punitive damages, alleging unfair subsidization of American businesses.
- Missile defense. The European Union objects to the U.S.
proposal for a missile defense shield.
- Global warming. EU leaders are joining the chorus of
environmentalists criticizing the U.S. failure to ratify the Kyoto treaty.
- The Balkans. To the chagrin of the Europeans, the current
U.S. administration is signaling an intention to pull back its military from Bosnia
and Kosovo.
- UN ban on military sales to Iraq. The Europeans' economic
ties to the Middle East are strong. EU companies would like to continue lucrative
trade in military items, while the Americans and British are sponsoring a UN resolution
to tighten a ban on the sale of military products.
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