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EU foreign chief Kallas dismissed U.S. claims of European "erasure," stressing Europe’s resilience and pushing for greater defense autonomy amid transatlantic tensions.
At the Munich Security Conference, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas rejected U.S. claims that Europe is undergoing "civilizational erasure," calling the narrative unfounded and part of a broader pattern of "European-bashing."
She emphasized Europe’s enduring appeal, citing global interest in EU membership and the bloc’s commitment to democracy, human rights, and press freedom.
Kallas stressed the need for greater European strategic autonomy, particularly in defense, amid concerns over U.S. reliability under a potential second Trump administration.
While acknowledging transatlantic differences on migration, trade, and security, she affirmed the alliance’s importance, urging cooperation based on shared values and burden-sharing.
European leaders echoed calls for rearmament and stronger support for Ukraine, signaling a push for independence in foreign and defense policy.
El jefe de Relaciones Exteriores de la UE, Kallas, desestimó las afirmaciones de EE.UU. sobre el "borrado" europeo, haciendo hincapié en la resiliencia de Europa y presionando por una mayor autonomía de defensa en medio de tensiones transatlánticas.