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U.S. Embassy in Brussels
Coverage of U.S. Embassy in Brussels in the Nexus archive.
Donald Trumpperson1European Commission President Ursula von der Leyenperson1U.S. ambassadorsorganization1EU countriesorganization1NATOorganization1like-minded dinnerstopic1Cinquantenaire Parkplace1Bill Whiteperson1Brando Benifeiperson1European Parliamentorganization1facial recognition technologytopic1fireworkstopic1U.S.-EU tensionstopic1
- Brussels diplomats mourn end of US-hosted ‘like-minded’ dinners
Brussels diplomats note the end of U.S.-hosted 'like-minded' dinners, which were informal gatherings for European allies and officials to discuss trade, security, and policy. The decline of these events coincides with Donald Trump's return to the White House and a broader U.S. disengagement from Brussels amid tensions over tariffs, NATO, and strategic partnerships.
- How the US embassy’s mega bash became the hottest ticket in Brussels
The U.S. embassy in Brussels is hosting a large celebration to mark 250 years of U.S. independence, featuring fireworks, facial recognition technology, and an invite list of up to 8,000. The event has drawn criticism from European politicians and activists over its timing amid U.S.-EU tensions and environmental concerns.