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EU's Strategy for Trump's Second Term
The EU prepares for Trump's return with a strategy centered on dialogue, negotiation, and strengthening its own strategic autonomy. Trade and defense are key issues.
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Donald TrumpUrsula Von Der LeyenEmmanuel MacronVolodymyr ZelenskyyVladimir Putin
- What is the EU's main approach to Trump's return?
- The EU is developing a unified strategy to address Donald Trump's return to the White House, focusing on dialogue, negotiation, and strengthening its own capabilities.
- What is the EU's stance on the conflict in Ukraine?
- Despite differing opinions among EU members, there's a broad consensus on the need to stand firmly with Ukraine against Russian aggression and strengthen the EU's overall defense capabilities.
- What are the EU's key concerns regarding Trump's potential policies?
- The EU aims to engage with Trump through dialogue and negotiation, acknowledging the importance of the US as a key ally, but also recognizing Trump's transactional approach to diplomacy.
- How does the EU plan to address potential trade disputes with the US?
- Trade will be a key point of contention, with Trump's protectionist threats posing a significant challenge to the EU. The EU will attempt to appeal to Trump's business instincts and highlight mutual economic benefits.
- What measures is the EU considering to strengthen its strategic autonomy?
- The EU plans to bolster its strategic autonomy by reducing dependence on external partners, increasing investment in defense, and promoting domestic production of key technologies like green energy and microchips.