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US-European Ties

January 13, 2007

Take a closer look at DW-WORLD.DE's coverage of recent developments in transatlantic relations.

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The U.S. and EU flags, top left and right, fly in separate directions at the European Council building in Brussels, Tuesday Feb. 22, 2005. U.S. President George W. Bush on is pressing his agenda for a refurbished trans-Atlantic alliance at back-to-back summits with NATO and the European Union. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo)Image: AP

From German Chancellor Angela Merkel's New Year's visit in Washington to the success of German cars at the Detroit auto show, plenty of European politicians and business leaders have been making the trip across the pond.

Merkel has said she intends to strengthen both EU-US and German-US relations, but Washington has received an earful of criticism from European capitals over its recent air strikes in Somalia and President George W. Bush's plan to send more troops into Iraq.

DW-WORLD.DE takes a look at the transatlantic exchanges over the past month.

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