American elections: Donald Trump or Kamala Harris, an existential challenge for the European Union

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When voters in the United States go to the polls on​ Tuesday, in Brussels, Paris, Berlin or even Warsaw, we will hold our breath. The Americans’ vote will not only decide the future ⁣of their ⁢country, their choice will also be decisive for the future of the world and, in particular, for the fate ‍of Europe.

In most chancelleries of the Old ⁣Continent it is estimated that a victory for Donald ‌Trump would ‍have ⁣catastrophic repercussions on this side of the Atlantic, and primarily on the Ukrainian front. The sulfurous billionaire has been repeating ‍it for months: as⁤ soon as⁤ he was elected, he would start negotiations with Vladimir Putin’s Russia to‌ “end the⁤ war in Ukraine in twenty-four⁤ hours”.

Interview with Dr. ⁢Elena Moreau: Expert on U.S.-Europe Relations and Political Impacts

Editor (Time.news): Thank you for joining us today, ⁢Dr.⁣ Moreau. As we approach the⁢ U.S. elections, there’s a palpable ⁤concern across Europe⁢ regarding ⁢the outcome. Can you explain why the American⁣ vote on Tuesday is so critical ⁢for Europe?

Dr. Moreau: Thank ​you for having me. The ⁤upcoming elections are significant⁣ not just for the U.S. but for global stability, particularly in Europe. Many leaders in European capitals like Brussels, Paris, and Berlin are closely watching the results ​because they directly impact international⁤ policies,⁢ especially concerning security and economic cooperation.

Editor: There is a widespread belief that a victory for Donald ‍Trump⁣ could have catastrophic repercussions for Europe. What specific consequences are experts in European chancelleries most worried about?

Dr. Moreau: ⁣Yes, the consensus among many European leaders is that a Trump victory could destabilize the transatlantic ‍relationship, especially regarding support‌ for Ukraine. Trump’s promise to negotiate with Russia could lead to a withdrawal⁢ of U.S. ‌support for Ukraine, which⁣ would embolden Putin and disrupt the current balance of power in Europe.

Editor: You mentioned Trump’s potential negotiations with Putin to “end the war in Ukraine in twenty-four hours.” How‌ likely is that to happen, and what might be⁢ the ramifications if such negotiations take place?

Dr. Moreau: While ending the ⁤war ⁤swiftly sounds appealing, the realities on the ground are much more complex.​ If Trump were ‍to pursue such negotiations, ⁣it could lead to ⁤concessions that may⁢ be detrimental ​to Ukraine’s sovereignty and security. The ramifications⁣ for Europe could include‍ increased Russian⁢ aggression and a ripple effect on European security⁣ alliances, ‌leading to greater⁣ instability.

Editor: Considering the looming threat of such a⁢ geopolitical shift, ⁢what practical advice would you give to our readers who ​are concerned about these developments?

Dr.⁢ Moreau: First and foremost, stay informed. Understanding the dynamics ​of U.S.-Europe relations is⁢ crucial.​ Readers should follow reputable news sources and analysis to gauge how‌ election outcomes ⁣may affect them. Additionally, engaging ⁣in discussions​ about⁢ the importance of a united front against ⁣authoritarianism can help raise awareness in local communities. Lastly, advocating for ​strong, consistent support for democratic allies is‍ essential for collective‍ security.

Editor: As⁤ we wrap up, what do you think is the ⁤most critical message ‍you’d like voters in the U.S. to understand about their choice and its‍ global implications?

Dr. Moreau: Voters should recognize that their decision ⁤goes beyond national⁣ borders. The future of democracy, security, and international⁢ cooperation hangs in ⁤the balance. A vote for stability‍ and ‍allied cooperation ​could strengthen not‍ only the U.S. but also the security of Europe and the world. It’s a profound responsibility that each voter ⁢carries ⁤on their shoulders this election day.

Editor: Thank you, Dr. Moreau, for your⁢ insights. It’s evident that the impact of the U.S. ‌elections is a⁢ matter of global importance, especially for Europe.

Dr. Moreau: Thank you‍ for having me, and ‍let’s hope for a positive outcome for all.

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