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Europeans. the problems for emmanl macron is what he s talking about, a more independent europe, is not the capability and ion t think there is the appetite. that d mean the germans and others would have to spend much more on defense. the last i checked, that s not where european public opinion is. it s not where european political elites are. so i think there s a gap between what mr. macron is calling for and what we re likely to see in europe. there s this uneasy transatlantic relationship, which has been going on now for, what, 70, 75 years. i think this is going to continue in an uneasy way. well, in fact, richard, you have a new piece out today for foreign affairs magazine entitled, the age of america first. washington s flawed new foreign policy consensus. does that tie in here at all? absolutely. what we re seeing is the united states that s become much more nationalist, much more turning inward, much less concerned with its role in the world. ....

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Preliminary results from Germany’s first two regional elections of the year show that the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) received a significantly lower share of the vote in Baden-Württemberg (9.7%) and Rhineland-Palatinate (8.3%) than it did in the 2016 elections. The AfD’s popular support across Germany, currently estimated at around 10%, has also declined from its peak a few years ago. ....

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