US EditionEuropean Leaders Appear Torn in Face of New World Order After Venezuela Attack
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European Leaders Hedge Response To Trump's Illegal Raid
European leaders are divided and torn as they tried to welcome the ejection of Venezuela’s authoritarian president, but still uphold the principles of international law that did not appear to allow Donald Trump to seize Nicolás Maduro -- not to mention their oil. Via The Guardian: Europe tried to focus on the principle of a democratic transition, pointing out that the continent had not recognised Maduro as the legitimate leader of Venezuela sinc…
The US attack on Venezuela cements the end of the old world order. But Trump's actions ultimately weaken the US more than it strengthens it, says security expert Peter R. Neumann. What must Europe do now?
European leaders have so far reacted with great restraint to the US operation in Venezuela, in which President Nicolás Maduro and his wife…
European leaders appear torn in face of new world order after Venezuela attack
… the ejection of Venezuela’s authoritarian president, but still uphold … Europe’s discomfort, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the prime minister of Greece, … when his support for Ukraine is still considered vital … Nations,” she said. The German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, …
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