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The president is pulling back the security blanket that's protected Europe since 1945 and imposing 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports, claiming the European Union was formed to screw the United States. As the US upends transatlantic ties, the EU is awakening to the reality that its rich uncle has lost his shit and can no longer be trusted, much less depended on.
As dangerous as this is, we should ask, what could go right? This rift presents an opportunity for the EU to harness its economic strength and finally become a union. Skepticism is warranted. The bloc of 27 member states has a host of problems. Waning competitiveness against the U.S.
and China, lagging investment, costly regulation, lack of coordination, sclerotic decision-making, and political division. Only four of the world's top 50 tech companies are European, according to a report last year led by Mario Draghi. the former president of the European Central Bank. Without radical change, Draghi said Europe's reason for being is at risk.
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