Biden and Brussels: New US president, new transatlantic ties?
- 3 years ago
"The United States is back. And Europe stands ready." Those were the words of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen as Joe Biden became 46th president of the United States. There were audible sighs of relief from around this continent after four years of testy relations with Biden's predecessor. Donald Trump pulled the US out of the Paris Climate Agreement, entered into a trade war with the European Union and criticised certain European NATO members over their defence funding levels.
We ask two MEPs if they agree that the EU now has a friend in the White House and what the next four years might bring. Produced by Mathilde Bénézet, Céline Schmitt, Isabelle Romero and Perrine DesplatsIn partnership with the European Parliament “The information and views set out in this publication reflects only the authors' view. The European Parliament is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.”
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We ask two MEPs if they agree that the EU now has a friend in the White House and what the next four years might bring. Produced by Mathilde Bénézet, Céline Schmitt, Isabelle Romero and Perrine DesplatsIn partnership with the European Parliament “The information and views set out in this publication reflects only the authors' view. The European Parliament is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.”
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