German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced that his first talks with former US President Donald Trump at the World Economic Forum in Davos were successful. He highlighted the critical role of the United States as Germany’s closest ally outside Europe.
Scholz expressed confidence in handling the discussions with pragmatism and without unnecessary drama. “We will handle it. Without undue excitement and outrage, but also without false courtship or silence,” Scholz remarked.
The Chancellor reiterated the strength of Germany’s partnership with the United States, emphasising its importance in global politics. He described the initial talks with Trump as positive and a step forward in maintaining strong transatlantic relations.
Key Points from Scholz’s Remarks | Details |
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Talks with Trump | Described as successful |
US-Germany Relationship | Closest ally outside Europe |
Approach | Pragmatic, avoiding drama |
In a separate development, Scholz accused his political opponents of misleading the German public about funding for Ukraine. He suggested that such misinformation aims to sidestep addressing critical financial responsibilities tied to supporting Ukraine.
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