Transatlantic Economic War Washington and Brussels are like two ships passing in the night - going in opposite directions and unable to clearly see the other. This isn’t going to end well. French Ambassador to the U.S. Gérard Araud clearly spelled out one of the divergences this week, explaining that the focus to date has been on negotiating regulatory harmonization. While the Trump White House ultimately wants agriculture included in the discussions, Europe believes that was waived off by U.S. unwillingness to discuss government procurement. Similarly, Europe believes regulatory harmonization and zero tariffs settle differences on autos, but Trump strategists will nonetheless insist on applying Section 232 tariffs. The tippi...