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From Flattery to Strategy

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By Jade Wong
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The recent G7 and NATO summits suggest that Europe is seeking not only to retain the initiative in shaping regional security but also to play a more active role in building an improved international order. In doing so, it has absorbed elements of Donald Trump’s transactional diplomacy. (Copyright: Luo Jie/China-US Focus) Europe has become adept at managing the ever-self-absorbed U.S. President Donald Trump through flattery.
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Bad America, New NATO

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By Jade Wong
| China-US Focus Verified
The question “Where is NATO heading?” has long been debated in academic circles. Under pressure from Donald Trump, the answer is gradually emerging: NATO’s trajectory mirrors that of many international institutions today, which are not collapsing abruptly but transforming themselves. In the 1990s, with the Soviet Union—NATO’s default adversary—gone, the organization did not dissolve as the Warsaw Pact did.
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A Qualitative Change in the U.S.-Europe Game

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By Jade Wong
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For Europe, despair runs deeper than sorrow when it comes to the United States. Yet it will seek to leverage its advantages—institutions, laws, norms and expertise—as it tries to guide and constrain the U.S. Constrained by its security dependence on the United States and its reluctance to hasten the demise of the old order, Europe has long pursued a largely conciliatory strategy toward President Donald Trump.
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