transatlantic

If you asked the average listener who Blur is, you’d be lucky to get an answer that didn’t mention “Song 2,” the British band’s smash-hit-turned-stadium-anthem that launched them to transatlantic fame.

"This EU-US trade deal delivers for our citizens & companies, and strengthens transatlantic relations," she said on X on Thursday.

Baldwin’s life as a transatlantic nomad begins in 1948, when he arrives in Paris after winning a scholarship to study there.

Article 5 is a principle at the heart of the 32-member transatlantic military alliance that says its members will come to the defence of an ally that is under attack.

The issue of Palestinian sovereignty could become another factor cracking apart transatlantic relations.