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Kaja Kallas im Interview: Trotz Kritik bleibt Amerika "größter Verbündeter" der EU

In einem Interview mit Euronews auf dem Doha Forum in Katar beschloss der Chefin der EU-Außenpolitik, sich auf die Einigkeit bei globalen Konflikten zwischen den Verbündeten zu konzentrieren.

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00:00Yesterday, the Trump Administration mentioned their national security advisory.
00:05They mentioned Europe in decline.
00:07And they also vowed to cultivate resistance to Europe's current trajectory.
00:12What do you say to this?
00:14Well, let's focus on the things that we can do together.
00:18I mean, what we can take from that security strategy is that we are still, you know, allies with America.
00:26We don't always see eye to eye on everything, but it's our internal matters.
00:31We can handle ourselves.
00:32Let's focus on the global challenges that we actually have,
00:35which are, you know, economic cursive practices from China that we are both, you know, faced with,
00:41which is the threat that comes from malign actors like Russia, like China, like Iran.
00:48So we definitely need to focus on what we can do together and, you know, domestic issues.
00:55Let us let them be our domestic issues.
00:58Did that come as a surprise, though, to hear that tone?
01:01Well, we have heard that before.
01:04So this is clear.
01:07And this is the way the current administration sees the things evolving.
01:14I think it's important that we stay on the course and we have our own strategies in place and we need to follow them.
01:23And if you could speak on the Qatar EU launch negotiations, the strategic partnership.
01:27Tell us more about this and the objectives.
01:29We see Qatar's growing role in the Middle East as well.
01:34I mean, all the international mediation that they're doing when it comes to Sudan, but also Gaza,
01:42also Ukrainian children, for example, or the Great Lakes.
01:46So we see that we have a lot of things where we can work together, of course, not only on peace and security matters,
01:55but also other matters like trade, economic relations, innovation, technology that we can build up.
02:03Just building on that last question is that Qatar's often involved in the hostage negotiations, hostage releases.
02:08How do you see the role with the EU playing out as well, continuing?
02:13Well, as I've said, I really commend Qatar's role in this.
02:20I mean, it is clear in this world where we have more wars than ever before, like 60 wars and conflicts going around in the world,
02:30and the world, we need all the mediation we can get, and definitely we have different strengths when it comes to Qatar
02:37or when it comes to the European Union, and we can work together.
02:41What we are good at is, you know, building the sustainable peace, because it's not only the peace treaty,
02:47but it's actually how to come so that it's also the whole of society approach that actually the society owns this.
02:55We want to move from the atrocities that both committed to the place where this never happens again.
03:02So forgetting about the understanding of different pasts and focusing on a common future.
03:09Well, I think in the future, we want to move from the 2020 public to the Biden government.
03:21I'm going to say that this is a trade and when the United States of Canada,
03:27I'm going to say that the same trade, but it's really great for a couple of years.
03:32And then it's hard to move from the last three weeks in theуютs.
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