The US and Europe are still stronger together
Despite Trump and the war with Iran, Brussels’ interests remain deeply entwined with Washington’s
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Europe at Trump’s table
Diplomatic success in Washington suggest unity is paying dividends and counters narrative of submission to US
The EU doesn’t need a deal with Trump
The bloc has the strength not to offer the US anything
The Iran war has made clear Europe’s role as bystander
If Europe is to regain any status, it will have to do a lot more than just say ‘no’
Transatlantic rupture
Relations between the US and Europe crumple further over Trump’s national security strategy and pressure on Ukraine
The real transatlantic divide is about more than Trump
Europe and the US have fundamentally different world views when it comes to risk, force and international law
When dependence on America becomes a vulnerability
Allies have learnt that partnership with Trump’s US can endanger them