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Trump’s new national security strategy portrays Europe as weakened and in decline

The strategy supports far-right European parties and opposes immigration, portraying Europe as weakened with a risk of civilisational erasure, according to the 33-page U.S. National Security Strategy.

  • On December 4, 2025, the White House released the 33-page NSS that redefines U.S. foreign policy and sent political shock waves through Europe.
  • The White House frames the shift as opposing immigration, targeting transnational governance, and blaming 'globalist elites' for Europe’s loss of national identity and migration-driven decline.
  • Policy specifics include omitting Russia as a named threat and downplaying China, promoting 'resistance within European nations' with far-right European parties described as 'patriotic', and urging independent military spending outside NATO and the European Union.
  • European leaders and U.S. critics responded as Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk urged seeing Europe as an ally, German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and Carl Bildt criticized the strategy, U.S. Representative Jason Crow called it catastrophic, and Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov praised it.
  • The NSS marks the most aggressive shift in decades, advancing economic and military aims with tariffs and critical-minerals policy while reorienting focus toward the Indo-Pacific region.
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The United States warns of the fall of the old continent – and supposedly wants to initiate a right-wing conservative turn together with four EU countries. No one should dismiss this only as a theater thunder. Since Trump's first term in office, it has changed decisively.

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Last week Donald II published his new »National Security Strategy«. Since then, the great trembling and riddles of lackeys, jesters and all kinds of wreaths have been taking care of.

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Helsinki Times broke the news in Finland on Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
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