LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said things would get very tough with the European Union unless the bloc shapes up over trade and NATO.
"The European Union (is) treating the United States very, very unfairly on trade," Trump said at a meeting with the head of NATO in London. "The deficit for many, many years has been astronomical with the United States and Europe in their favour. I'm changing that and I'm changing it very rapidly.
"It's not right to be taken advantage of on NATO and also then to be taken advantage of on trade, and that's what happens. We can't let that happen.
"We're talking to the European Union about trade and they have to shape up or otherwise things are going to get very tough."
(Reporting by Steve Holland and Guy Faulconbridge; writing by Kate Holton; editing by Andrew MacAskill)
