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Europe and the U.S. Find Themselves in a 'Transatlantic Stretch' Over Policy
Global Analyst , Stratfor
British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab speaks with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. As the global great power competition intensifies, the interests of individual Western states will increasingly diverge, threatening the West's ability to present a unified front on certain issues.
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Many factors bind the West together, but the global great power competition is gradually complicating the relationship between Europe and the United States....
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