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alliance

[uh-lahy-uhns] / əˈlaɪ əns /


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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has assured European leaders the US does not plan to abandon the transatlantic alliance, saying its destiny "will always be intertwined" with the continent's.

From BBC

There was certainly a palpable sense of relief that after all the upsets of the last few months, with tariffs and the threat of a US grab for Greenland, the transatlantic alliance was not dead.

From BBC

Merz said it was time to recast the trans-Atlantic partnership as a more transactional alliance where Europe and the U.S. would face each other as equals with their own sets of values.

From The Wall Street Journal

France and the UK are the only two nuclear powers in Europe - but Germany and many other European nations have traditionally relied on the US nuclear umbrella within the Nato alliance for deterrence.

From BBC

Ahead of the conference, eight former US ambassadors to Nato and eight former American supreme commanders in Europe issued an open letter calling for Washington to maintain its support for the Western defensive alliance.

From BBC