DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — European Union leaders are expressing concern over remarks made by U.S. President Donald Trump, asserting that his threats pose a challenge to Europe’s security and prosperity. The warning came from an EU chief during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, held Wednesday.

Trump is scheduled to appear at the World Economic Forum alongside other prominent government and business figures. His appearance follows a day of discussions and concerns raised about the current state of international relations.

The EU chief’s statement underscores the growing anxieties within Europe regarding the potential impact of Trump’s policies and rhetoric. While specific details of the threats were not immediately elaborated upon, the EU’s response suggests a serious perception of risk to the continent’s stability and economic well-being. The World Economic Forum serves as a key platform for global leaders to address pressing issues and forge partnerships, and this year’s event is taking place against a backdrop of increasing geopolitical uncertainty.

Trump’s presence at Davos is expected to draw significant attention, with observers keenly watching for any indication of his administration’s future approach to transatlantic relations. The forum provides an opportunity for direct engagement and dialogue, but also highlights the potential for divergent perspectives on critical global challenges.