Political scientist: "The United States will not leave NATO."

Thursday, Mar 6, 2025

Der Standard

Pundit argues US will not leave NATO despite geopolitical turmoil and Trump’s influence.

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Despite geopolitical turbulence caused by Donald Trump, who has adopted positions similar to Russia’s and led to speculation about the end of the US-Europe alliance, political scientist Heinz Gärtner believes the transatlantic alliance will not collapse, though he foresees a new Iron Curtain for the future.

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