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Former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi gestures during the “Two Peoples, Two States, One Destiny” event, which is promoted by Azion, Italy Viva and + Europe, a public debate on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and aimed at supporting a decision based on the two states.
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The European Union needs to intensify its role in world affairs as tensions with the US President Donald Trump According to the former Prime Minister of the Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi.
His comments to CNBC come after Trump said the EU “will not help” stop the conflict in the Middle East, where Iran and Israel fought.
A Due to the cost of the hall According to Trump, there was across the two regional enemies, but the situation remains fragile and uncertain.
Regardless of Trump’s criticism in Europe, it stems from other events when the continent fought at the table, including in talks about peaceful Ukraine and Russia.
“There is a very difficult situation because our best ally, the United States and Potus, the President of the United States of America, attack us every day, every week, every month,” said Renzi, which is now the leader of the Italia Viva party.
“And please remember that there is no agreement at this point, and this is a tragedy,” Renzi CNBC said “Europe Early edition‘On Tuesday.
The US and the EU diverge about trade, with Turmp announced several rounds of tariffs since joining the post.
The Transatlantic Alliance is currently trying to reach an agreement that hinders some, if not all, obligatory duties. The idea is to reach a compromise by July 9.
However, both sides also did not see the eyes when it comes to defending both foreign policy and European countries are increasingly concerned about the idea that Trump could scale US military presence on the European continent.
Renzi said Europe grew up with the idea that its alliance with the US is the best, but given the problems in the relationship, the region should “wake up and try to play the role of Europeans.”
This is an idea shared by others on the European continent.
Enrico Letta, another former Prime Minister of Italy, said in Financial times AP-med published on Sunday that: “Donald Trump’s actions in the second term make it clear that we are dealing with a long-term strategic vision aimed at removing America’s global role, weaken multilateral and raise pressure on allies, especially Europe.”
Thus, Letta defended that Europe “should strengthen its autonomy and ability to act.”
Meanwhile, on Monday, German and French leaders acknowledged that the United States has different priorities that are chaired by Trump and that in such a region it is necessary to take on defense.
“We will live in the foreseeable future in a deeply destabilized setting, and in the world where our allies will have other dilemma and priorities,” two heads of state said in a separate Financial times OP-ED, adding: “We will have to rise to these problems.”
