French president Emmanuel Macron warned on February 10, 2026, that the Trump administration was “openly anti‑European” and sought the EU’s “dismemberment” in interviews with Le Monde, the Financial Times and other papers. He called the recent “Greenland moment” a wake‑up call, predicted further clashes with Washington—including attacks over digital regulation and potential US import tariffs—and urged EU leaders at a Brussels summit to seize the moment by pushing long‑delayed economic reforms. Macron advocated “protection, not protectionism,” and renewed calls for common borrowing such as eurobonds to boost European strategic autonomy and counter US dominance and strengthen European industrial capacity rapidly. (uk.marketscreener.com)