America Seeks Partner, Europe Swipes Left
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Started February 18, 2026
There is a kind of romantic streak to U.S. relations with Europe in the Trump era
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America Seeks Partner, Europe Swipes Left
National Review (United States) | Feb 17, 2026
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Feb 18, 2026
A focus on emotional ties in U.S.-European relations risks undermining pragmatic approaches needed to tackle modern security and economic challenges.
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The U.S. must actively seek genuine partnerships with Europe, moving beyond romantic ideals to address pressing global issues collaboratively.
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Relying on a nostalgic view of U.S.-Europe relations ignores the complexities and challenges both regions face in today's geopolitical landscape.
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While the Trump era showcased a unique dynamic in U.S.-Europe relations, it is crucial to assess its long-term implications on global diplomacy.
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The romantic notion of U.S.-Europe relations during the Trump era fosters a necessary reevaluation of transatlantic partnerships and shared values.
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