European economic downturn reported by Hong Kong Economic Daily

Former U.S. President Donald Trump threatened European countries and demanded that they pay for military expenditures, otherwise the United States might withdraw from NATO. He even said that if the money was not paid, Russia would be encouraged to attack relevant European countries.

European economic downturn and military spending add to frost

Trump's threats have aroused concern and uneasiness in European countries, and they have launched discussions and consultations on this issue. This incident once again highlighted the difficulties and challenges facing the European economy.

Pressures on European Countries

European countries are already under tremendous economic pressure, and Trump's military spending requirements have made their predicament even deeper. This will have a considerable impact on the stability and development of the European economy.

NATO's future

Trump's threats have also cast a shadow over the future of NATO. If the United States really withdraws from NATO, it will have a major impact on Europe's security pattern. European countries need to work together to meet this challenge.

Russia's role

Trump mentioned that he might encourage Russia to attack European countries, which raised concerns about Russia's role in the European situation. European countries need to remain vigilant and guard against potential security threats.