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  • 73% of EU citizens now believe that Europe should act more independently of the United States in the future. In 2024, this figure stood at 63 per cent.

  • At the same time, the study shows that the growing distance from the US is not reflected in a closer relationship with China. China continues to be viewed with widespread scepticism. 77% are in favour of reducing economic and political dependencies – even if this could entail economic disadvantages.

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[–] Prior_Industry@lemmy.world 35 points 5 days ago (1 children)

Once Trump's gone things are not going to magically return to normal. Nutters like Musk and Thiel will still be infliencing things. Vance and Millar will still be around. None of these people are going to see justice.

America voted Trump in twice in two separate sittings and it's quite obvious that a large enough slice of the population is a-okay with his policies and shitting on allies.

It's too much of a risk to have such close integration that our defence posture and economy are overly dependent on how many voters turn up in southern states.

It would be absolute negligence for Europe to accept going back to the way things were beforehand and a total waste of money trying to influence their elections. We should work on areas that don't leave us liable to be extorted but should always keep America at arms length like we do with the chinese. I mean christ we're pulling out our gold now due to the risk it might be used against us.