Trump's European Policy and the Transatlantic Relations

The assumption of the presidency by Donald Trump has deeply affected the relations of the United States with its European Allies in its different issues given the unorthodox views of the Republican candidate about relevant topics such as free trade, NATO, Russia, multilateralism or Brexit. The main task of the article is to analyse the state of the transatlantic relations in its different dimensions, focusing in the ruptures and continuities with president Obama's european policy, the posible existence of a regional strategy and its potentialities and future prospects. The article concludes that despite all the previous controversies, the transatlantic relations will play, in the medium and long term, a prominent role to ensure the security, stability and prosperity of Europe, in the absence of any other realistic alternative.