EU's Greatest Ally: U.S. Support amid Strategic Criticisms

Kaja Kallas reaffirmed the United States as Europe's main ally amid critiques from the latest U.S. National Security Strategy, which warns of Europe's potential 'civilisational erasure.' Speaking at the Doha Forum, Kallas agreed with some criticisms and emphasized the need for Europe's self-confidence and unity with the U.S.

European Union foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, defended the enduring alliance between the United States and Europe, despite pointed critiques from Washington's recent National Security Strategy document.

The strategy, released last week, starkly criticized Europe's current trajectory, suggesting the continent risks 'civilisational erasure' and labeling the EU as anti-democratic.

Speaking at the Doha Forum, Kallas acknowledged some of the criticisms but underscored that the U.S. remains Europe's most crucial ally, advocating for European self-confidence and transatlantic unity.

(With inputs from agencies.)