European leaders express readiness to collaborate with Trump at summit

newsweek.com

European leaders expressed a unified stance to work with U.S. President-elect Donald Trump during the European Political Community summit. They emphasized the importance of defending European interests and maintaining strong transatlantic ties. French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledged Trump's election and stated that European leaders should focus on their priorities rather than comment on the U.S. election. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported a productive conversation with Trump, hoping for a stronger America. Leaders like Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and NATO Chief Mark Rutte highlighted their past collaborations with Trump. They noted the need for Europe to enhance its defense capabilities while recognizing the ongoing geopolitical challenges posed by Russia.


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