The 62nd Munich Security Conference highlighted the fragile state of transatlantic ties amid global tensions.
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Key debates centered on whether Europe–US relations can regain their former strength or whether President Donald Trump’s policies are pushing them toward deeper division.
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European leaders voiced concern over reliance on Washington for security, especially in light of the war in Ukraine and Russian threats.
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U.S. officials reaffirmed the importance of the alliance but acknowledged differences on defense and economic issues.
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After three days of speeches and discussions, the outcome appeared grim but not catastrophic: both sides still recognize the necessity of transatlantic cooperation in a shifting global order.
Sources – Agencies
