World Doesn’t Trust Trump: Allies Lose Faith in American Leadership
Confidence in American leadership has plummeted around the world, most sharply in Europe.
Confidence in American leadership has plummeted around the world, most sharply in Europe.
Austria and Germany ask the United States not to sanction companies involved in Nord Stream 2.
The strategist recommended strong relations with Europe and predictability in Asia. Trump believes in neither.
The American drives France and Germany closer together.
It depends on whether you think the election of Donald Trump was an aberration or not.
Barack Obama also felt the Germans relied too much on selling goods to other countries.
The American reminds his allies of their military spending commitments at the worst possible moment.
European military integration would augment NATO and signal European, in the absence of American, resolve.
Commentators worry the American acted for the wrong reasons.
The American president mistakes NATO’s 2-percent spending goal for loyalty.
Donald Trump’s defense chief warns that America might take a step back unless its allies spend more.
The EU and Mexico accelerate trade talks at the same time as America turns its back on the world.
Encouraging the continent that produced two world wars to fashion swords from plowshares is a terrible idea.
The president-elect calls NATO obsolete, says the EU is falling apart, but offers Russia relief from sanctions.
European nationalists see a kindred spirit. They shouldn’t get their hopes up.