The US's renewed threats to seize Greenland have complicated the approval of a crucial EU-US trade deal, according to MEP Bern Lange. The deal, which would eliminate EU tariffs on US goods, is now in jeopardy due to geopolitical tensions following a US raid in Venezuela. Danish MEP Per Clausen is advocating for the deal to be frozen until US threats are retracted. Many MEPs are concerned that approving the deal would undermine the EU's credibility and embolden the Trump administration.