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A three-step plan for reviving the transatlantic alliance NATO and EU flags at the Europa Building in Brussels via Reuters Like all old friends, the United States and Europe have had their ups and downs. They’ve experienced periods of distance and even tension. But trust grounded in common values, cultural familiarity, and a legacy of shared triumphs has kept the relationship intact and generally enabled the two sides to pick up right where they left off. Donald Trump’s presidency changed all that, straining this trust to near-breaking point. Past episodes of transatlantic divergence, from the Suez Crisis to the Iraq War, centered on intense policy disagreements. But Trump injected doubt into the relationship itself, as he pilloried European leaders and cozied up to avowed enemies of the European project, undermined the European Union (EU) by supporting Brexit, and threatened to pull the United States out of NATO. Such behavior is not easily forgotten especially as Trumpism re

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