> Are you seriously suggesting America's influence is increasing?!
I'm not sure. In some ways yes, in other ways no. It's also changing. Negotiation doesn't always look like two countries come together and have a handshake and photo opportunity and declare some thing. But the OP is implying "it's all gone". That's just incorrect. America by virtue of simply being America always has a seat at the table.
1. It's not a assumption. Only americans use terms like "classical european"
2. "Those Europeans with their opinions" are the problem and not the manchild elected in place? yeah, so point 1.
Was born in Europe actually. Europeans love telling people what to do, how do it, and most importantly whether or not they are ALLOWED to do it. So yes classic Europeans.
> Are you seriously suggesting America's influence is increasing?!
I'm not sure. In some ways yes, in other ways no. It's also changing. Negotiation doesn't always look like two countries come together and have a handshake and photo opportunity and declare some thing. But the OP is implying "it's all gone". That's just incorrect. America by virtue of simply being America always has a seat at the table.