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    Macron: Die USA „wenden sich von ihren Verbündeten ab“.

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    4. TtotheC81 on

      We’re no longer allies. The Pentagon’s last defence paper made it blatantly clear that it seeks to dissolve the EU and implement right-wing regime change within European nations.

    5. Royal-Hunter3892 on

      America is not turning away from allies , it’s trying to create new allies on new terms .

      It’s trying to create a new order with new rules in which all previous relationships are basically annulled , and Europe should wake up from the nostalgia of its relationship with US .

      It’s forcefully trying to break relationship with its allies to force them to come at America’s doorstep to discuss new ties set on America’s terms .

    6. Jealous-Chemical-349 on

      Then stop opposing an EU army and start working for a stronger EU

    7. Puzzleheaded_One_223 on

      As a Canadian that lives 4 kilometers from the border i am scared

    9. Unique_Falcon_8302 on

      Posterity will be harsh on the United States. The US move like a bully. Hope American civil society will react.

      All these events might have terrible consequences in the future. Let’s hope not.

      As a European, I like American citizens at least the ones who have nothing to do with this government, your culture, your movies, your music. Let’s stay friends YES ?

    10. Common-Second-1075 on

      Macron talks a good game, but when push comes to shove he doesn’t do much. He completely rolled over on the EU trade deal, for example, despite it being a rubbish deal for Europe (and France) for which they got little in return and, honestly, just debased themselves to placate the Americans. This was a prime opportunity for France (and Europe) to take a stand, and they just gave up at the first sign of resistance.

      Meanwhile, France has still not committed to any meaningful security guarantees for Ukraine unless the US brokers a ceasefire.

      I like his rhetoric but so far it hasn’t been backed up by much in terms of tangible actions.

    11. Complex-Sherbert9699 on

      It’s exactly what Putin wants and has been trying to do for some time.

    12. TemporarySun314 on

      Considering how quickly the US went from „allies“ to seeing us as a threat and threatening to invade terretories of an EU member, all while Americans doing nothing to stop their self-chosen lunatics, I have my doubts that the US were ever a true ally.

      So far the US probably just saw more use to have us one their side, then having us on the different end of the gun. That changed now, and makes it apparent that we seem to have different fundamental beliefs on „rule of law“ vs. „might makes right“…

    15. SaschaAusUlm on

      Sad but true. Irreversible damage. Good point: here’s hoping that Europe finally wakes up.

    16. Emergency_Link7328 on

      The USA want officially to destroy Europe. They’re an European enemy.

    17. CyberSoldat21 on

      The US isn’t. Trump and his MAGA cronies are. We have no allies and as an American the end is near for the US and I don’t even care anymore.

    18. fuck_all_you_too on

      Were trying go solve this issue, if the rest of the leaders of the world could stop jerking him off for favors it would be great. Kinda working against us over here

    19. Lost-Transitions on

      The US is going to find out the hard way that without it’s allies it has little power.
      Those military bases that allow you to deploy all over the world? Gone.
      Customers for your billion dollar weapon systems? Gone.
      Countries willing to buy your debt? Gone.
      Trade relationships? Laughable.
      Intelligence sharing? Nope.

    20. LayeGull on

      Trump presidency turning away. If we get smart in the coming elections wine can make it right.

    22. Interesting-Dream863 on

      Thankfully even if France’s economy is shit they have enough nukes to project the kind of shield that Germany cannot.

      Britain however… it’s not sure who they play for.

      On one side they back the US… on the other they try to stick to their immediate allies.

      At some point they will have to make a choice.

    25. OkWorldliness6311 on

      Macron is just a year late in recognizing that, but better late than never.

    26. Altruistic_Finger669 on

      The US doesnt even understand the possible future consequences of this.

    27. Silicon_Knight on

      Has. Has turned away from its allies. I’m now sitting at the dictator / strongman table.

      They are injecting that American Exceptionalism right into their veins now while the other people at their table are saying „Can you believe it was that easy to destabilize the USA!! HAHAHAHA“.

    28. CyberRaver39 on

      Its because a senile corrupt arrogant rapist is running the US

      hundreds of years of trust and power lost in a fraction of the time

    29. LeatherOk5746 on

      No shit, Sherlock, the current US administration is horrendous. But then, why did you approve their actions on Venezuela again? Knowing very well that chances are the next target is Greenland.

    30. miklayn on

      On the turning away
      From the pale and downtrodden
      And the words they say
      Which we won’t understand

      Don’t accept that what’s happening
      Is just a case of others suffering
      Or you’ll find that you’re joining in
      The turning away

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