Ministers in Germany and France fired back sharply after US President Trump boldly declared that the US had “never needed” its European NATO allies. Germany’s defense minister didn’t hold back, demanding a formal apology from Trump. Read more: https://p.dw.com/p/57UQG
In a rare and revealing moment, France’s President Macron and NATO’s Secretary General unveiled letters addressed to former President Trump, offering a glimpse into urgent diplomatic appeals amid escalating global tensions, as reported by the Oskaloosa Herald
Former U.S. President Trump has announced bold new tariffs targeting eight European countries, escalating a fierce diplomatic showdown ignited by the Greenland controversy. This move heightens tensions against a backdrop of ongoing trade disputes and global power struggles
The King of Spain has raised a powerful warning about the growing danger of “dismantling” the vital transatlantic bond between Europe and the US, urging a renewed commitment to protect this indispensable geopolitical and economic alliance
France’s Emmanuel Macron and Germany’s Frank-Walter Steinmeier launched a sharp critique of the US under Donald Trump, accusing it of “turning away from allies” and rattling the very foundations of time-honored international partnerships
France has fiercely condemned the US visa ban targeting European tech experts, calling it a harsh and provocative act amid rising tensions over online regulation. This conflict highlights the growing transatlantic divide in digital policy and collaboration
