German Chancellor Friedrich Merz delivered a strong message in Washington, saying Europe does not need the United States to “save democracy” and must become more independent in security policy. Merz warned that America’s new strategic direction, driven by “America First,” requires Europe—especially Germany—to strengthen its own capabilities. He emphasized that while U.S. partnership remains important, America cannot stand alone and Europe must be a reliable partner. The remarks were delivered during his meetings with U.S. officials, highlighting shifting global dynamics and the future of transatlantic relations.
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