"The US is the world's paramount power, and the outcome of the contest between tyranny and the republic has epic consequences for countries that depend on Washington for security."
"Trump's only recognised source of authority is himself, and to go along with such a man is to set law aside and submit to his will."
"European adaptation to the harsh new transatlantic relationship has been held up by hope that the old friendly one isn't lost for ever."
The US faces a critical struggle between a president exhibiting despotic tendencies and a constitution designed to prevent tyranny. This conflict threatens the spirit of the republic and has global ramifications, particularly for allies like the UK. Trump's unilateral approach to foreign policy, exemplified by his disdain for European leaders, complicates alliances. European nations respond with a mix of compliance and strategic military spending to deter threats, particularly from Russia, while clinging to hope for a return to a more cooperative transatlantic relationship.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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