Biden Heads To Europe For First Overseas Visit As President

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Biden heads to Europe

Joe Biden is making Europe the first overseas vacation spot of his presidency, attending a sequence of summits with the G7, European Union and Nato, to attempt to reassure European companions of his support, before meeting in Geneva with Russian President Vladimir Putin.


"This time out is about realising America’s renewed dedication to our allies and partners, and demonstrating the capability of democracies to each meet the challenges and deter the threats of this new age,” Biden wrote in The Washington Post ahead of his trip.


Biden is casting his first outing to Europe as president as a return to badly-needed US leadership, reassuring Europeans that the US can be counted on as a companion to face Russian aggression on its bodily borders and online.


“We are standing united to tackle Russia’s challenges to European security, beginning with its aggression in Ukraine, and there will be no doubt about the unravel of the United States to protect our democratic values, which we can't separate from our interests," he wrote.


The eight-day day out will begin Wednesday in the UK, the place Biden will go to American troops stationed there and then meet Prime Minister Boris Johnson, beforehand of a G7 summit in Carbis Bay, a seaside resort, on Friday and Saturday.


Then Biden will go to Brussels to attend a summit of the Nato navy alliance, and a assembly with the heads of the individuals of the European Union.


The conferences are a build-up to his face-to-face assembly with Putin in Geneva on Wednesday.


Biden will have to work to persuade European companions that he is to be depended on.


Last month, the US butted up towards French tries at the United Nations to demand a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.


And the US growing its donations of Covid vaccines round the world follows what many in Europe viewed a lengthy duration of hoarding them for Americans.


The European Union is hoping its summit with the US will convey an stop to trade disputes.


"As a believe and self belief constructing measures, we have to de-escalate and solve EU-US trade disputes," EU alternate chief Valdis Dombrovskis informed the European Parliament on Wednesday.


Both the US and the EU have suspended tariffs in their long-running dispute over subsidies for planemakers Airbus and Boeing, however the US has persevered import tariffs on EU steel and aluminium put in place by Trump.


The EU has suspended in addition retaliatory action, which Dombrovskis says is a “clear sign to the US of our willingness to clear up this trouble in a honest and balanced way”. He stated it is “now for the US to stroll the talk."

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