President Trump has given the European Union until July 4 to implement last year’s U.S.-EU trade agreement, sharpening a transatlantic dispute that is already exposing divisions inside Brussels and complicating broader G7 efforts to coordinate trade policy against China’s dominance of critical mineral supply chains.
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