Group 1 - The U.S. government is pressuring allies to impose high tariffs of 50-100% on Chinese goods, but both the EU and G7 have largely ignored these calls due to their deep economic ties with China [1] - The U.S. is attempting to shift focus to China amid difficulties in mediating the Russia-Ukraine conflict, claiming that China should be held responsible for the war [3] - Trump's call for NATO members to collectively impose tariffs on China is seen as an inappropriate extension of a military alliance into economic disputes, with no NATO country responding to this request [5] Group 2 - The U.S. strategy to extend NATO's influence into economic matters contradicts its founding principles and undermines international rules, as it seeks to contain China's rise through trade barriers [7] - Major NATO members, such as Germany and France, have significant economic dependencies on China, and following the U.S. in imposing tariffs could lead to increased costs and loss of market share for European companies [9] - Some NATO countries, like Hungary, are resistant to U.S. demands, indicating a divide within the alliance regarding the approach to China [9]