US EditionTrump 2.0’s 100 days: How US’ policy pivot has given brutal reality check to Europe amid Putin fear
- US President Donald Trump completed his first 100 days in office on April 29, 2025, amid rising tensions with Europe and ongoing Ukraine conflict.
- Trump's second term began with tariff impositions, strained diplomacy, and promises to end the Ukraine war that have seen limited progress and raised uncertainty in Europe.
- European officials, including the European Union’s top diplomat for foreign affairs, described the period as highly turbulent and marked by uncertainty in U.S. Policies, emphasizing the importance of ongoing support for Ukraine.
- Tariff wars with a 20% duty on EU exports and mixed messages on Ukraine have caused economic concerns, with officials warning of negative effects on growth and trade stability.
- These developments have left Europe reeling from geopolitical and economic uncertainty, prompting debates about its need for greater self-reliance and the future of transatlantic relations.
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Tony Blinken: America Alone
For 80 years, the United States built strong economic, military, and political alliances around the world. But in just 100 days, that trust has been dismantled, and our friends are now working without us to forge new relationships. Former Secretary of State Antony Blinken joins Tim to discuss how hard it will be to rebuild after what Trump has done—plus the Biden administration's response to the Gaza protests, and the continuing questions over w…
Ivan Timofeev: This late Soviet leaders legacy is a warning to Trump
Unlike Mikhail Gorbachev, Trump has no illusions about being liked. Thats what makes his disruption more effective and more volatile.In Donald Trump's second term, US foreign policy has taken a series of sharp, often surprising turns. His administration has veered from seeking rapprochement with Russia to publicly dressing down Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky; from berating European allies for thei
The Trump Boomerang Effect | by Alberto Alemanno - Project Syndicate
Rather than destabilizing Europe, US President Donald Trump’s relentless attacks have catalyzed a strategic awakening across the continent. America’s rejection of its allies has pushed European leaders to confront longstanding challenges with newfound courage, forging a path toward strategic autonomy.
Trump 2.0’s 100 days: How US’ policy pivot has given brutal reality check to Europe amid Putin fear
Donald Trump completes 100 days today and within this time frame, he has upended America’s most crucial alliance: Europe. From fiery confrontations with Zelensky to tariff wars and open praise for Putin, Trump’s foreign policy is less about diplomacy and more about dominance. In this episode of Grey Zone, Ananya Dutta breaks down how Europe, once seen as Washington’s closest partner, is now struggling to keep up. What is Trump really trying to d…
Donald Trump returns to the White House: a hundred days that have also changed Europe
For Europeans, Donald Trump's return to the White House is a salutary electroshock, according to some. Because anti-Europeanism of the US President has put the European Union at the foot of the wall, forcing it to take responsibility and reinvent itself at the risk of completely breaking up. This is particularly true in geopolitical terms. Donald Trump overturned the transatlantic link, starting with Ukraine, where he takes the foothold of the E…
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