European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reminded Donald Trump that the EU remains open for a trade deal—but the U.S. President made it clear: China and India come first. Speaking after sealing deals with Beijing and hinting at a "very big" one with India, Trump gave no indication of engaging with Europe anytime soon. The EU, once a top U.S. economic partner, is now seemingly sidelined as Washington pivots eastward. The diplomatic slight leaves Brussels waiting in line—behind two of the world’s biggest emerging powerhouses. br br #TrumpChinaIndiaDeal #TrumpSnubsEU #VonDerLeyen #USIndiaTrade #USChinaDeal #EUSidelined #GlobalTradeShift #AmericaFirstPolicy #EUTradeTalks #TrumpPriorities #IndoUSRelations #ChinaUSDeal #TrumpVsEurope #TradeDiplomacy #GlobalPolitics #ModiTrumpDeal #BeijingWashingtonTrade #BrusselsLeftBehind #TradeShock #GeopoliticalResetbr br Also Readbr br US Will Soon Sign Very Big Deal With India: Trump :: br Trump’s Iran Strike Claims Under Scrutiny: Intelligence Reports Raise Doubts About ‘Total Obliteration’ :: br Swearing at the World Stage: Trump’s Anger Reveals the Limits of U.S. Mediation in the Israel-Iran Conflict :: br br br ~ED.102~HT.