德媒称，欧洲拒绝了特朗普，要求联合对中国征收100%关税的建议

Group 1 - The core message of Trump's statement emphasizes the need for NATO allies to collectively stop importing oil from Russia as a condition for the U.S. to impose sanctions on Russia [1] - Trump criticizes NATO members for not meeting their commitments and highlights the contradiction of some countries still purchasing Russian oil, which undermines their negotiating power with Russia [1] - Trump suggests imposing a 50% tariff on Chinese goods, claiming it would lead to a swift end to the war, while also blaming China for the ongoing conflict [1] Group 2 - Trump's recent calls for European allies to impose 100% tariffs on China and India are framed as a strategy to cut off Russian energy revenue, but the underlying motives appear more complex [3] - Facing pressure from the EU to facilitate peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, Trump deflects by insisting that the EU must first halt energy imports from Russia, which some countries like Hungary have rejected [5] - The proposal for high tariffs on China could lead to a trade war between China and the EU, increasing the EU's reliance on the U.S., although this strategy has not succeeded as the G7 finance ministers collectively rejected the proposal [5] Group 3 - The U.S. has already imposed a 15% tariff on EU steel and aluminum products and demands that the EU cover $135 billion in military expenses, straining transatlantic relations [6] - Historical evidence from the U.S.-China trade war suggests that high tariffs can lead to mutual harm, making the EU hesitant to repeat such a strategy [6] - The unpredictability of U.S. policies under Trump's administration has led to a lack of trust from the EU, which is also concerned about the potential for a global economic crisis if a full-scale trade war erupts among the three major economies [6] - Experts note that a 100% tariff would violate WTO rules, and the EU prefers targeted measures rather than broad tariffs, reflecting internal divisions within the Western alliance and the shifting international landscape due to China's rising power [6]