Washington reduces military aid to Europe and Middle East

Reports indicate that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has decided to cut $52 million in military aid allocated to European and Middle Eastern countries, reallocating these funds to bolster conservative governments in Central and South America. This move is part of an effort to support right-wing policies and to strengthen American influence in the Western Hemisphere in response to Chinese expansion. The targeted countries include Slovakia, North Macedonia, Tunisia, and Iraq, with the funding intended for activities such as drug trafficking interdiction and securing vital areas like the Panama Canal. This step aligns with a U.S. policy focused on reducing support for Europe while increasing backing for Latin America, aiming to reinforce Washington's dominance in the region.

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