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Only 11% of Europeans Now See the U.S. as an Ally, ECFR Poll Finds

The result signals growing support for higher European defence spending, reduced reliance on U.S. weapons and pressure on leaders at upcoming G7 and NATO summits.

Kremlin-Linked Strategist Karaganov Says Russia Would Use Nuclear Weapons on Europe if Facing Defeat