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Posted on February 24, 2025
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The EU and US are expected to resolve their differences despite recent concerns, as stated by EU's Kaja Kallas, following a Brussels meeting.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Europe and the United States will be able to work out their differences like they have done in the past, even though recent remarks from the U.S. administration have caused worries, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said on Monday.
"It's clear that the statements coming from United States make us all worried," Kallas said after a meeting of EU foreign affairs ministers in Brussels.
"We have had differences before, but we have always managed to sort them out, and we also expect to do so this time. We are reaching out to (the new) American administration."
(Reporting by Andrew Gray and Charlotte Van Campenhout, writing by Bart Meijer)
Kallas expressed that the statements from the United States have caused concern among EU members.
Kallas noted that while there have been differences in the past, the EU and U.S. have always managed to resolve them.
Despite recent worries, Kallas is optimistic that the EU and U.S. will work out their differences as they have done previously.
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