The article discusses the evolving nature of the Atlantic alliance in the wake of Donald Trump's return to power and his unpredictable foreign policy. Europe is focused on maintaining support for Ukraine, with efforts to reinforce military aid and diplomatic channels between Washington and Kyiv. Despite Trump's volatility, Europe is beginning to establish a reconfigured alliance that could operate independently of U.S. leadership, while still recognizing the importance of NATO. This evolution is fostered by European leaders as they plan an adaptive strategy amid uncertainty regarding American commitments.
Aiding and arming Ukraine remains far and away the first item on Europe's agenda as well as its most immediate goal, stressing the significant focus on supporting Ukrainian sovereignty.
American power remains both indispensable and unreliable, hinting at the shifting dynamics of Western alliances in light of changing U.S. political landscapes and their implications.
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