Trump and Orrsola von der Layen meet in Scotland to hold high -risk trade talks with the passage of the date for a tariff on the horizon

President Donald Trump meets on Sunday with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Layen, where he took a golf break in Scotland to discuss trade, where the two sides are looking for an agreement on tariff prices with the White House The deadline for imposing harsh import taxes is looming on the horizon this week.

Trump continued the weekend of the golf at its stadium at Turnberry on the southwestern coast of Scotland with a group that included Eric, Donald Junior and their wives.

The Republican President waved the journalists and listened to questions about the possibility of reaching the European Union’s agreement during his private meeting with von der Line, but he did not provide any comment. Trump’s five -day visit was built to Scotland around the golf and the reinforcement of real estate bearing his name.

A small group of demonstrators at Turnberry has waved the American flags and raised a banner criticizing British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer, who plans his meeting at Turnberry with Trump on Monday. Other sounds can be heard and chant “Trump! Trump!” He also played nearby.

On Tuesday, Trump will be in Aberdeen, in northeastern Scotland, where his family has another golf stadium and opens third next month. The president and his sons are planning to help cutting the tape on the new track.

Trump has threatened most months in the world with highly declining definitions in the hope of reducing the great American trade deficit with many major commercial partners. The European Union was no exception.

“We have Opportunity 50-50Perhaps less, but a 50-50 chance to make a deal with the European Union. “Also, any deal must be purchased by the tariff rate currently scheduled for 30 % on the 27 -member block.

The United States and the European Union seemed close to a deal earlier this month, but Trump instead threatened a 30 % tariff rate. Trump’s original deadline has passed, and it was delayed until Friday.

Without a deal, the European Union says it is ready to take revenge on the customs tariff for hundreds of American products, from beef and car parts to beer and Boeing aircraft.

If Trump eventually achieved his threats to definitions against Europe, he can make everything from French cheese, Italian leather goods to German electronics and Spanish medicines more expensive in the United States.

Trump recently said he believed the possibility of reaching a framework with Japan was 25 %, but the allies announced an agreement last week.

His focus on trade was followed by Scotland. On Saturday, he was published on his social platform in fact that he would prevent any trade deals between the United States, Cambodia and Thailand due to violent clashes along the border areas that have been stripped for a long time.

Trump wrote that he had spoken with Prime Minister Hun Manit, Fumtham and Yuhayahayhay, Acting Prime Minister of Thailand, to call for a ceasefire. Trump said that both countries want to “return to the” trading table “with the United States, which we believe is not suitable for doing until the fighting stops … when everything is done, peace is within reach, I look forward to concluding our commercial agreements with both!”

Meanwhile, the United States and Britain announced a commercial framework in May and a larger agreement last month during a group of seven meetings in Canada. Trump says the deal has ended and that we will discuss the other things, although the White House suggested that he still needs some polishing.