Abstract
External threats to Europe and, to a lesser extent, America are intensifying. Rather than unifying the West, these challenges have provoked internal divisions within the transatlantic community that are greater than ever before. These divisions are most prominent in relation to security and foreign policy. The current crisis in the transatlantic relations should be used to rethink how this partnership is constructed and operates so that we can have a more sustainable relationship characterised by more equitable burden sharing and stronger mutual respect.
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