Merz: Post-WWII Transatlantic Relationship ‘Probably Over’
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‼️The era of "unconditional transatlantic friendship" between the US and Europe, which developed after World War II, is likely over, says German Chancellor Merz
▪️The head of the German government announced this at a meeting with fellow party members in Berlin.▪️Previously, such a drastic change in political views and attitudes toward the transatlantic alliance on the part of the US would have...
GERMAN Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that the era of unconditional friendship with the United States is over due to America's changing stance and tensions with President Trump, and called for greater responsibility from Germany.
"On the other side of the Atlantic, we are witnessing a change in political attitudes and a change in the assessment of the transatlantic alliance, which perhaps we did not consider possible," Mertz said during a speech at a meeting of his CDU party, according to Bloomberg. He compared the current relationship of the US to Europe and the visits of American presidents to the German capital in the past, and recalled the famous speeches of John F. …
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