Europe Again Humiliated By Trump Struggles To Defend Its Interests The New York Times

Trump Aides Try To Reassure Europe, But Many Are Wary - The New York Times

Trump Aides Try To Reassure Europe, But Many Are Wary - The New York Times European leaders cajole, argue and beg, trying to persuade president trump to change his mind on a vital issue for the trans atlantic alliance. mr. trump appears to enjoy the show, dangling. European leaders cajole, argue and beg, trying to persuade president trump to change his mind on a vital issue for the trans atlantic alliance. mr. trump appears to enjoy the show, dangling them, before ultimately choosing not to listen.

Feeling That Trump Will ‘Say Anything,’ Europe Is Less Restrained, Too - The New York Times

Feeling That Trump Will ‘Say Anything,’ Europe Is Less Restrained, Too - The New York Times Nathalie tocci comments the iran nuclear deal after trump's withdrawal and the perspective for europe in an article by steven erlanger. France’s president emmanuel macron said europe should not reflect on whether president elect trump’s victory is “good,” but instead consider how it will impact the continent’s priorities. If we look to the strategic picture for the next 10 or 20 years, as we should, we must expect the threat from the autocracies to persist and likewise the need for europe to strengthen its capability to defend itself. With his iran decision, as on climate and trade, president trump has split sharply with strong allies. there are signs that their patience is wearing thin.

Trump Aides Try To Reassure Europe, But Many Are Wary - The New York Times

Trump Aides Try To Reassure Europe, But Many Are Wary - The New York Times If we look to the strategic picture for the next 10 or 20 years, as we should, we must expect the threat from the autocracies to persist and likewise the need for europe to strengthen its capability to defend itself. With his iran decision, as on climate and trade, president trump has split sharply with strong allies. there are signs that their patience is wearing thin. It is by now a familiar, humiliating pattern. european leaders cajole, argue and beg, trying to persuade president trump to change his mind on a vital issue for the trans atlantic alliance. mr. trump appears to enjoy the show, dangling them, before ultimately choosing not to listen. I n the eleven weeks between the american election in november and donald trump’s inauguration on january 20th, europe was abuzz with talk of how it might best “trump proof” itself. Politico reporters have dug deep into the events of a couple of weeks in february when everything changed. europe experienced a series of trump induced geopolitical shocks that shook the transatlantic relationship to its core and rattled europe’s faith in its most crucial ally. The european union has its problems, but the bloc is gaining public trust and making new friends. president trump’s attacks are one reason why.

Europe, Again Humiliated by Trump, Struggles to Defend Its Interests