EU can't rely on the U.S.
Trans-Atlantic Tensions
Relations between the United States and the European Union have been deteriorating since businessman-turned-politician Donald Trump clinched the U.S. presidency in 2017. Trump, who campaigned on protectionist policies, pledged to put America first. But to make good on his controversial promise, the former real estate mogul needed to confront even Washingtons closest allies. Undeterred by a barrage of criticism from both sides of the Atlantic, President Trump imposed tariffs on European imports.
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