transatlantic alliance
Europe-America security pact
A transatlantic alliance is a political, military, or economic partnership between countries on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean—typically between the United States and European nations.
The term most often refers to NATO and the broader security relationship that emerged after World War II: The transatlantic alliance has been tested by disagreements over defense spending.
- Marshall PlanPostwar American economic assistance
- free trade agreementTreaty eliminating tariffs between nations
- NATOWestern defense organization
- shared valuesPrinciples held in common
- Cold WarProlonged East-West standoff
iron curtain · tariffs · peacekeeping · diplomacy · European integration · Bretton Woods system · deterrence · troop deployment · defense spending · educational programs · multilateralism · economic bloc · migration patterns · foreign investment · globalization · transatlantic cable · Treaty of Paris · international relations
transatlantic allianceisolationism
Policy avoiding foreign alliances
America First · unilateralism · non-interventionism · neutrality · national sovereignty
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