US-Europe Relations Shift After US Midterm Elections

tovima.gr (Greek) —

Democrats won the US midterm elections, opening a new chapter in US-Europe relations, according to experts on a Greek news podcast. The outcome signals potential shifts in transatlantic dynamics. Experts noted changes may be limited for Europe, though new political faces emerged and President Trump could target Europe to project strength domestically. Congress can now safeguard NATO, while Republicans lost due to tariffs, the Iran war, and immigration policy. Europe was moving toward reducing US dependence, but no substantial reason exists for this shift. Trump may continue supporting European far-right parties, and Democrats must prove they can overcome presidential vetoes.


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