Trump's choice for vice president is causing concern in Europe
The selection of J.D. Vance as Donald Trump's vice-presidential running mate has caused serious concern throughout Europe. Fears that a second Trump term could disrupt transatlantic security and erode support for Ukraine have European leaders bracing for potential geopolitical changes. Impact on transatlantic relations Trump's selection of J.D. Vance, a noted isolationist, has heightened fears that his administration may prioritize a protectionist "America First" policy. This change could weaken NATO and transatlantic security, leading to higher tariffs and less support for Ukraine, the Financial Times reports. Rob Johnson, a former director of the UK Ministry of Defence, warned: “If Trump continues with Vance's policies, we could see the dismantling of NATO, or at least a significant reduction in US leadership. This will be a signal for Russia to strengthen its power. aggressively, potentially leading to a dark period for Europe." Reaction of European leader