US EditionEU Top Diplomat Urges 'More European' NATO as Trump Upends Ties
Kaja Kallas called for stronger European defense efforts within NATO to reduce US dependency amid shifting transatlantic dynamics since Trump's return, stressing NATO's continued importance.
- EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas urged a 'more European' NATO as US President Donald Trump has 'shaken the transatlantic relationship to its foundation'.
- Kallas said Europe needs to 'step up' and play a bigger role in NATO as the US is no longer making Europe its 'primary center of gravity'.
- Kallas warned that the 'risk of a full-blown return to coercive power politics' is 'very real' and Europe 'must acknowledge that this tectonic shift is here to stay'.
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Europe urged to 'step up' on defence as Trump upends ties
Europe must step up efforts on defence and play a bigger role in NATO as US President Donald Trump has "shaken the transatlantic relationship to its foundation", EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas said Wednesday.
The EU's high representative for foreign policy and security, Kaja Callas, said today that NATO needs to be more European in order to maintain its strength and that Europe must adapt to the new reality after the structural changes that have "shaken transatlantic relations to their foundations".
‘Can't outsource our survival’: EU faces defence wake-up call as Trump shakes Nato alliance
BRUSSELS (Belgium), Jan 28 — Europe must step up efforts on defence and play a bigger role in Nato as US President Donald Trump has “shaken the transatlantic relationship to its foundation”, EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas said today.Trump rocked European allies this month by threatening to seize Greenland from Nato and EU member Denmark — before eventually backing off.The crisis — the latest to buffet ties since his return to power a year ago — has…
Europe must strengthen its defenses and play a greater role within NATO as US President Donald Trump has “shaken the foundations of the transatlantic alliance,” the European Union’s (EU) foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said today. “Let me be clear: we want strong transatlantic ties. The United States will remain a partner and ally of Europe. But Europe...
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