[Eight European countries collectively oppose the tariffs imposed by the United States and Canada]1. Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson issued a written statement, saying, "We will not be blackmailed. Only Denmark and Greenland can decide issues involving Denmark and Greenland."2. Danish Foreign Minister Rasmussen called the tariff policy announced by US President Trump "surprising" and said that Denmark is maintaining close dialogue with the EU. Danish Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Poulsen issued a statement on social media, saying, "Trump's threats to Denmark, Greenland and our NATO allies are completely unacceptable."3. Norwegian Prime Minister Steller posted on social media that there should be no threats between allies. He said, "Norway's position is firm: Greenland is part of Denmark. Norway fully supports Danish sovereignty." 4. French President Macron said on social media that Trump’s tariff threat after France supported Greenland was “unacceptable.” 5. German government spokesman Stefan Cornelius said, "The German government has taken note of the US President's remarks and is consulting closely with its European partners. We will jointly decide on appropriate response measures at the appropriate time." 6. British Prime Minister Starmer issued a statement saying that the United States' threat to impose tariffs on many European countries is "completely wrong." 7. Dutch Foreign Minister Van Wel posted on social media that the Netherlands has taken note of US President Trump’s statement on tariffs. The Netherlands is in close contact with the European Commission and partners to discuss response measures. 8. Finnish President Alexander Stubb posted on social media that problems between allies should be resolved through dialogue rather than pressure. "Tariffs will damage the transatlantic relationship and could lead to a deterioration in the relationship," he said.

The chairman of the German automobile lobby VDA said that the cost of the tariffs threatened by US President Trump will be huge.

According to AFP: Canadian Prime Minister Carney has received an invitation from US President Trump to join the Gaza Strip Peace Council, and he plans to accept the invitation.

According to Syrian security sources and Turkish defense sources, U.S.-led coalition warplanes flew over northern Syria, where fighting was taking place between Syrian government forces and Kurdish forces.

According to CNN: The Trump administration has quietly abandoned plans to merge the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives into the Drug Enforcement Administration after objections from gun rights and gun control groups.

The Turkish Presidential Office said that US President Trump sent a letter inviting Turkish President Erdogan to become a founding member of the Gaza Peace Council.