Politico: US interest in Europe in decline, and upcoming election won’t change that
The interest of the United States in Europe has been dwindling for the past three decades, and the election of the American president, held on November 5th, will not change this trend, TASS reports with reference to Politico’s Europe edition
The publication reads that the US interest in Europe has been dwindling for the past thirty years, and neither candidate is likely ‘to bring back the transatlantic heyday of the early 1990s’. The article underlines that it will be more profitable for European states if Kamala Harris wins the election, rather than Donald Trump. However, Politico explains that the overall picture is as follows: Europe has become less important for the United States than before.
The newspaper writes that Joe Biden was the last American president who realised the importance of Europe, but even he prioritised the Indo-Pacific area. Subsequently, this trend will only intensify, according to Politico.
