New Delhi, April 5 -- Expressing concern over the reciprocal tariffs imposed by US President Donal Trump, the Congress on Saturday asked the government to prioritise trade agreements with European Union, UK, West Asia, China, Japan, Latin America and African Union, while also continuing discussions with the US on the issue. Addressing a press conference here, senior Congress leader Anand Sharma said the government should convene a meeting with the Opposition leaders and tell them about their next strategy. "Whatever agreement is reached, it must be balanced and respectful," he added. He said, "Imposition of unilateral decision by America is a big challenge for India and the world. This is not limited to economics and business. Countries ar...