World's rules-based order 'no longer exists', Germany's Merz warns
Summary
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated at a security conference that the rules-based world order no longer exists and highlighted a deep divide between Europe and the United States. He urged Europeans to be ready for sacrifices and discussed ongoing talks about a joint European nuclear defense. The conference included discussions on key issues like NATO, the Russia-Ukraine war, and tensions with China.Key Facts
- German Chancellor Merz said the rules-based world order is gone.
- He spoke at the Munich Security Conference, gathering around 50 world leaders.
- Merz mentioned a divide between Europe and the U.S., partly due to President Trump’s actions regarding Greenland and tariffs.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed a new era in global politics at the conference.
- The meeting's agenda included topics like NATO's future, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and U.S.-Iran relations.
- Ongoing confidential talks between Germany and France about a European nuclear defense were revealed.
- There is tension over the U.S.'s interest in acquiring Greenland, affecting U.S.-Europe relations.
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