Europa hat mit einer großen neuen Bedrohung zu kämpfen: den USA

President Trump’s demand for Greenland, accompanied by threats of economic and military coercion, has precipitated a collapse in trust between the U.S. and Europe, causing long-standing allies to view Washington as a threat rather than a partner. European leaders are now forced to confront the difficulty of decoupling their security and economy from an unpredictable U.S. administration, despite the prohibitive costs of rearming and shifting trade focus. This rupture is exacerbated by broader tensions regarding NATO and Ukraine, leaving Europe squeezed between a hostile U.S., an aggressive Russia, and an industrial China. ultimately, the crisis signals a historic shift where the cohesive „West“ is crumbling, driving European public opinion and leadership toward the realization that they must urgently pursue greater autonomy.