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Yes, America Is Europe’s Enemy Now

In 2018, Trump accepted Putin's claim that Russia did not interfere in U.S. Elections, contradicting American intelligence agencies, as reported during a press conference in Helsinki.
Trump's comments and foreign policy decisions have alarmed European leaders, who do not understand his sudden shift away from support for Ukraine, leading to unified condemnation.
Zelensky countered Trump's claims, stating he was in a Russian-made 'disinformation space,' and faced backlash from European leaders for Trump's sudden shift against Ukraine.

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Foreign Policy

Yes, America Is Europe’s Enemy Now

The Trump administration has gone way past revising the transatlantic alliance.

7 hours ago·United States

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Digi 24

Trump's America is now Putin's ally. "We have a Russian and an American president who want to destroy Europe" (Politico)

War forces people to choose whose side they are on. And Donald Trump seems, at least from the perspective of several European countries, to have chosen Vladimir Putin. Europe and Ukraine have now learned how little the American president cares about...

10 hours ago·Romania

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The New Yorker

Donald Trump’s Putinization of America

Susan B. Glasser writes about Donald Trump’s actions on Ukraine and more, and his moves toward the Russian President Vladimir Putin’s brand of authoritarianism.

16 hours ago·New York, United States

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The New American

Are Russia and America Friends Now?

Trump is turning America’s foreign policy on its head — or at least sideways. But his administration is still sold on NATO, a big mistake. ... The post Are Russia and America Friends Now? appeared first on The New American.

18 hours ago

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CNN

Analysis: Europe’s closest ally is in bed with its worst enemy. Now what?

Europe’s leaders and officials have been blindsided by a staggering collapse in American support for Ukraine in the past week. Many still cannot understand why US President Donald Trump has turned so furiously on Ukraine’s leader, Volodymyr Zelensky, parroting the vitriolic disinformation usually heard from the Kremlin.

24 hours ago·Atlanta, United States

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