I legami tra Stati Uniti ed Europa si stanno “disintegrando”, avverte il vicecancelliere tedesco Klingbeil

https://www.euronews.com/2026/01/14/ties-between-us-and-europe-disintegrating-germanys-vice-chancellor-klingbeil-warns

di Crossstoney

26 commenti

  1. mustachechap on

    I remember hearing this same sentiment last year and hearing that non-Americans would be boycotting American social media including reddit.

  2. EagleBigMac on

    I mean yeah but your conservatives helped a lot and are working with our conservatives so watch out they are coming for you next.

  3. OneAlexander on

    It will be interesting to see how Europe celebrates America’s 250th anniversary this year, that will be the real diplomatic test.

    I still remember when Putin arrived at the 2014 Normandy commemoration event a few months after invading Crimea, and receiving fawning applause from European leaders. I wonder if Trump will receive a similar moment that ages just as poorly.

  4. NeilDeCrash on

    I mean… US is about to invade an European territory. It will go fast downhill from there.

    Having US carriers bombing Portugal, Spain and other Atlantic countries at 2030 is not that far fetched from a end of the world bingo card.

    [EU chief diplomat Kallas: World’s woes mean it’s time to start drinking – POLITICO](https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-chief-diplomat-kaja-kallas-state-world-means-time-start-drinking/)

    “*Kallas told leaders of the political groups in the European Parliament that while she is not much of a drinker now may be the time to start given* [*events around the globe*](https://www.politico.eu/article/denmark-allies-boost-greenland-military-presence-donald-trump-ramps-up-pressure/)*, according to two people who were in the room.*

    *She was speaking around the same time as foreign ministers from Greenland and Denmark were meeting U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio over Donald Trump’s threats to seize the Arctic island.”*

    Gonna take her advice, crack a beer and watch some soccer.

  5. vvhizkey on

    Sorry European homies… This is not the way I want this to go down. Hopefully my government can get their fucking shit together.

  6. Potrozoo on

    Does he mean that Germany is going to untie themself? Always been a US delegated command center into Europe.

  7. Zestyclose-Gift73 on

    All those weapons sitting in bases on European soil…

  8. That’s an exaggeration. After the midterms, Trump will be put on a leash by legislators.

  9. Bulawayoland on

    yeah, go back to the “shared values” thing, that was funnier… when trying to explain why France and Germany can’t become one country, which would be a hell of a lot stronger move than complaining about not being able to trust Americans

  10. Upstairs-Mall-3695 on

    From Greenland SOON, to bullying judges and allies, US is torching the post WWII order it helped build

  11. InsecureInscapist on

    Good. Burn the bridge before the fascists cross it.

    Where is Horatius when you need him?

  12. Slow-Release8111 on

    What’s the lesson here for every country? Never elect a far right lunatic as a leader….

  13. localworldwide28 on

    Are you going to cry about it or are you going to gather the european community and finally wake up.

    Honestly this is germanys own good.

  14. XWasTheProblem on

    About time they noticed. And I genuinely hope this accelerates.

    Yes, it’s gonna suck for a while (or even for a long time), but I really don’t think we can allow ourselves to remain as dependent on one country for so much.

  15. SpiritAnimal_ on

    A malignant narcissist in incapable of a two-sided relationship. Queen Elizabeth wrote that she was surprised that Trump seemed incapable of considering the possibility of mutual benefit. He only understands zero-sum: if someone else is doing well, it’s a threat to his fragile self-worth. He only feels that he’s winning when someone else is losing as a result.

  16. lamin-ceesay on

    What would have to happen for the EU to accept China and Russia if the US invades Europe (Greenland 🇬🇱?

  17. We have known that to be true since November 2024. European politicians have been high on hopium, refusing to face reality.

  18. Consistent_Ad3181 on

    Bye bye US bases, bye bye lucrative military contracts, bye bye all good faith until the next administration and that’s not going to be great for a long time.

  19. aboysmokingintherain on

    It sucks because in a lot of ways this is win-win for Trump. A) They get Nato to capitulate and get Greenland or B) Trump is able to get the US out of Nato which has always been his goal.

  20. Consistent_Ad3181 on

    The European defence industry is in for a big boost, US… not so much.

  21. strabosassistant on

    These ties were already over as soon as NATO commitments weren’t being met (and derivatively, that’s the real problem with Canada as well – not meeting NATO *and* NORAD requirements). The estimated cost to replace US security is 4-6% of EU GDP. That same amount of money is the difference between the generous social programs in Europe and the barebones make-do ones in the United States. The real question is how to de-tarball our relations *without war* because the friendship was already over.

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