Swiss leaders refrained from implementing countermeasures against sweeping US tariffs and instead want to focus on further talks to find a solution with Donald Trump’s administration.

Last Thursday, on the same day that Trump blitzed the world, yet again, with a new round of tariffs on a broad range of goods, a specialized appeals court in Washington, D.C., inched closer to a definitive pronouncement on whether the President can legally make such sweeping economic demands—on a whim, whenever he feels like it.

The European Union said Monday it will pause its plan to impose retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. while it continues to work out a trade deal with President Donald Trump.