A new trade agreement between the United States and the European Union has ignited controversy, with European leaders—especially Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán—criticizing the deal as heavily favoring the US. Orbán and others claim that President Trump outmaneuvered European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, resulting in terms less favorable than those secured by the UK. The agreement includes a 15% import tariff on most goods, which many EU officials argue is a sign of weak EU leadership and poor negotiation. The fallout has led to calls for leadership changes within the EU and concerns about the economic impact, particularly for countries like Hungary. The episode highlights ongoing tensions in transatlantic trade relations and questions about the EU's global negotiating power.
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