Trump’s ‘crazy’ foreign policy could send Europe into a nightmare

In recent months, the European Commission has met to prepare for possible scenarios, including trade war and stringent conditions for continued US support for European defense and security.

Response measures have also been prepared in case the Trump administration decides to increase tariffs on European goods.

Although talks on joint investment in the European defense industry have slowed, proposals remain on the table and could be implemented if the 27 member states feel the need for urgency.

Europe has appointed strong leaders, including Mark Rutte, who has been called NATO Secretary General after successfully working with Trump during his tenure as Prime Minister of the Netherlands.

Many hope Rutte can keep the US involved in NATO as a relatively reliable ally.

However, the world has changed radically since 2016 – and Europe may not be ready for what’s to come.

Europe found itself at a disadvantage, caught between two wars. Ukraine And Middle East – the results of which he will not be able to control.

The continent can truly defend itself only by defending common ground.

Although Trump has provided few details about his foreign policy, his supporters believe he can influence foreign leaders and stabilize what Republicans have called “a world on fire.”

The phrase sounds like MAGA enthusiasts blame the current global crises on President Joe Bidenconsequences over the past four years.