<p>周三早上，当特朗普总统准备在瑞士的世界经济论坛上发表讲话，并要求丹麦将格林兰交给美国时，丹麦和美国的外交政策界人士聚集在哥本哈根的一家智库。</p><p>此次会议原定于讨论跨大西洋联盟，但在特朗普破坏了这一联盟后召开，汇集了来自各智库的专家，他们为不同政府提供外交政策建议。根据参加会议并在德国马歇尔基金会波兰办公室工作的美国人菲利普·贝德纳尔奇克的说法，美国代表试图缓解紧张局势。他表示，他们建议美欧合作仍然是可能的，并且尽管特朗普威胁要对欧洲国家征收关税，甚至发起攻击以实现对格林兰的控制，但仍然有应对危机的途径。</p><p><strong>政治：移民官员声称拥有在没有法官令的情况下进入住宅的广泛权力，备忘录称</strong></p><p>他说，一些丹麦人提出了没有美国的北约版本的想法。</p><p>尽管特朗普在当天结束时退让，但他对格林兰的两周攻击让欧洲外交官感到震惊，几位向 HuffPost 发言的官员表示（他们都要求匿名，因为没有被授权向媒体发言）。他们表示，特朗普在他们的政府中制造了混乱，导致对美国的怀疑思维似乎发生了永久性转变。</p><p>“即使我们设法度过这一切，” 一位官员说，“我认为这并没有改变美国不再是一个可靠伙伴的总体看法。”</p><p>本周早些时候，特朗普将美国对格林兰的控制视为不争的事实。一位官员表示，他们政府的同事进行了内部讨论，认为有必要放弃过去对美国总统言辞的轻视。</p><p><strong>政治：特朗普在最高法院关于美联储罢免的辩论中遭遇挫折</strong></p><p>这位官员表示：“我们倾向于淡化特朗普或副总统 JD Vance 所说的话，认为这只是姿态，他们并不真的这么想。但越来越明显的是，他们会做他们所说的事情，即使那些看起来过于极端或古怪。”</p><p>特朗普对丹麦的升级威胁主导了办公室的闲聊和群聊，一位欧洲官员目睹了 “来自不安全感、不可预测性以及背叛感的愤怒和怨恨的混合情绪。” 到周中，当美国高级官员嘲笑欧洲应对特朗普的能力时，这位官员表示，他们的同事甚至厌倦了谈论与美国的关系：他们在听到特朗普的最新消息时相互投去尖锐的目光。“这一切都太疯狂了。简直是疯了，” 他们说。</p><p>这种警觉与对自己领导人反应的失望交织在一起。周四，一位欧盟官员告诉 HuffPost，他们将大多数欧洲国家对总统的态度比作青蛙与蝎子的寓言：两者都在前者愚蠢地相信后者不会刺伤并使其瘫痪后而死。该官员指出，蝎子至少对其有毒的本性是明确的。</p><p>欧洲机构 “似乎无法适应一个美国可能实际上变成威胁的世界，而美国在欧洲一体化中发挥了如此关键的作用，更不用说北约了，” 罗马国际事务研究所主任娜塔莉·托奇表示。她暗示，自从格林兰问题的破裂以来，这种情况在外交官中发生了变化：“他们都明白，个别和私下里。”</p><p><strong>政治：AOC 对特朗普发出红色警报：‘每个人都在假装这很正常’</strong></p><p>特朗普只有在欧洲议会暂停美欧贸易协议，并且像法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙这样的欧洲官员开始暗示欧盟可能会动用其强大的 “反胁迫工具”，这可能会通过干扰美国企业向 4.5 亿欧洲人销售商品和服务而严重伤害美国企业后才退让。</p><p>分析师贝德纳尔奇克表示，本周促使德国、法国、意大利和波兰等国与美国保持密切关系的支持者 “痛苦地意识到我们正在失去曾经拥有的东西。” 他预计，政策制定中的亲美声音将输给日益高涨的反美情绪，例如民族主义极右翼政党。</p><p>在日益加深的裂痕中，一些欧洲人也开始对他们与美国的联盟所声称倡导的基础理念——人权和基本全球原则——的相关性失去信心。</p><p>“美国如此退缩的事实 [意味着] 不再有基于规则的秩序，” 一位官员说，提到美国在以色列对加沙地带的暴行中的角色，以及特朗普没有谈论对俄罗斯在乌克兰战争中的问责。</p><p><strong>政治：批评者嘲笑 ‘妄想’ 的卡罗琳·利维特对特朗普演讲的过度解读</strong></p><p>“加沙的种族灭绝是放弃法律、人性和尊重原则的全面排练（这些原则本来就只是表面上的，但仍然起到了威慑作用，尽管微弱），” 这位欧盟官员在一条信息中写道。“这个实验进行得很好，现在正在其他地方应用，比如委内瑞拉、格林兰和明尼阿波利斯的街头。在许多欧洲国家，相同的力量正在试图效仿，尽管他们尚未拥有足够的力量，但他们正在努力。”</p><h3>相关...</h3><ul><li>特朗普的格林兰 ‘交易’ 似乎只存在于他的脑海中</li><li>特朗普在发言时不仅一次而是四次严重混淆</li><li>股市以特朗普对格林兰的态度切入，盟友的信息未能引起共鸣</li></ul><p><strong>在 HuffPost 上阅读原文</strong></p>

<p>欧洲官员对特朗普总统近期关于格林兰的行动表示深切关注，这些行动引发了对美国作为合作伙伴的可靠性产生了显著的焦虑和怀疑。尽管在哥本哈根的智库会议上试图缓解紧张局势，但特朗普的威胁导致欧洲外交态度发生了变化，一些人建议在没有美国的情况下建立类似北约的联盟。这一局势促使人们讨论需要对美国关系采取新的方法，因为许多人对特朗普政府的不可预测性感到背叛和沮丧</p>

<p>On Wednesday morning, as President Donald Trump prepared to address the World Economic Forum in Switzerland and demand that Denmark hand over Greenland to the United States, members of the Danish and U.S. foreign policy establishment gathered at a think tank in Copenhagen.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>周三早上，当特朗普总统准备在瑞士的世界经济论坛上发表讲话，并要求丹麦将格林兰交给美国时，丹麦和美国的外交政策界人士聚集在哥本哈根的一家智库。</p>
</div><p>The meeting had been scheduled to discuss the transatlantic alliance before Trump ruptured it, and brought together experts advising various governments on foreign policy from their positions in think tanks. The Americans tried to lower tensions, according to Philip Bednarczyk, an American who attended the gathering and works at the German Marshall Fund’s office in Poland. He said they suggested that U.S.–European cooperation was still possible and that there was a path through the crisis, despite Trump’s threats to slap tariffs on European countries or even launch an attack to get his way on Greenland.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>此次会议原定于讨论跨大西洋联盟，但在特朗普破坏了这一联盟后召开，汇集了来自各智库的专家，他们为不同政府提供外交政策建议。根据参加会议并在德国马歇尔基金会波兰办公室工作的美国人菲利普·贝德纳尔奇克的说法，美国代表试图缓解紧张局势。他表示，他们建议美欧合作仍然是可能的，并且尽管特朗普威胁要对欧洲国家征收关税，甚至发起攻击以实现对格林兰的控制，但仍然有应对危机的途径。</p>
</div><p><strong>Politics: Immigration Officers Assert Sweeping Power To Enter Homes Without A Judge's Warrant, Memo Says</strong></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>政治：移民官员声称拥有在没有法官令的情况下进入住宅的广泛权力，备忘录称</strong></p>
</div><p>Some of the Danes responded by floating the idea of a version of NATO without the U.S., he said.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>他说，一些丹麦人提出了没有美国的北约版本的想法。</p>
</div><p>Though Trump backed down by the end of the day, his two weeks’ worth of assaults over Greenland have rattled European diplomatic officials like nothing in recent memory, according to several who spoke to HuffPost. (All requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the press.) They said Trump sowed chaos within their governments, leading to what appears to be a permanent shift in thinking toward skepticism of the U.S.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>尽管特朗普在当天结束时退让，但他对格林兰的两周攻击让欧洲外交官感到震惊，几位向 HuffPost 发言的官员表示（他们都要求匿名，因为没有被授权向媒体发言）。他们表示，特朗普在他们的政府中制造了混乱，导致对美国的怀疑思维似乎发生了永久性转变。</p>
</div><p>“Even if we manage to get through this,” one said, “I don’t think it changes the general approach that the U.S. is not a reliable partner anymore.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“即使我们设法度过这一切，” 一位官员说，“我认为这并没有改变美国不再是一个可靠伙伴的总体看法。”</p>
</div><p>Earlier in the week, Trump presented U.S. control of Greenland as a foregone conclusion. One official said colleagues in their government held internal discussions about the need to abandon their past approach of dismissing the U.S. president’s bluster.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>本周早些时候，特朗普将美国对格林兰的控制视为不争的事实。一位官员表示，他们政府的同事进行了内部讨论，认为有必要放弃过去对美国总统言辞的轻视。</p>
</div><p><strong>Politics: Trump Gets Cooked In Supreme Court Arguments Over Federal Reserve Removal</strong></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>政治：特朗普在最高法院关于美联储罢免的辩论中遭遇挫折</strong></p>
</div><p>“We tended … to downplay what Trump or Vice President JD Vance said, to think that it’s posture and they don’t really mean it,” the official said. “But it became increasingly clear that they will do what they say, even what seemed too extreme or too eccentric.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>这位官员表示：“我们倾向于淡化特朗普或副总统 JD Vance 所说的话，认为这只是姿态，他们并不真的这么想。但越来越明显的是，他们会做他们所说的事情，即使那些看起来过于极端或古怪。”</p>
</div><p>Trump’s escalating threats against Denmark dominated office chatter and group chats, with one European official witnessing “a mixture of frustration from insecurity, unpredictability and a feeling of betrayal with anger and resentment.” By the middle of the week, as senior U.S. officials mocked Europe’s ability to respond to Trump, the official said their colleagues had become sick of even talking about the U.S. relationship: They resorted to giving each other pointed looks when hearing the latest from Trump. “It’s all crazy. Batshit crazy,” they said.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>特朗普对丹麦的升级威胁主导了办公室的闲聊和群聊，一位欧洲官员目睹了 “来自不安全感、不可预测性以及背叛感的愤怒和怨恨的混合情绪。” 到周中，当美国高级官员嘲笑欧洲应对特朗普的能力时，这位官员表示，他们的同事甚至厌倦了谈论与美国的关系：他们在听到特朗普的最新消息时相互投去尖锐的目光。“这一切都太疯狂了。简直是疯了，” 他们说。</p>
</div><p>The alarm blended with disappointment in their own leaders’ response. On Thursday, an E.U. official told HuffPost they compared most European countries’ approach to the president to the fable of the frog and the scorpion: Both die after the former foolishly trusts that the latter will not sting and paralyze him. The scorpion, the official noted, was at least clear about its toxic nature.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>这种警觉与对自己领导人反应的失望交织在一起。周四，一位欧盟官员告诉 HuffPost，他们将大多数欧洲国家对总统的态度比作青蛙与蝎子的寓言：两者都在前者愚蠢地相信后者不会刺伤并使其瘫痪后而死。该官员指出，蝎子至少对其有毒的本性是明确的。</p>
</div><p>European institutions “don’t seem able to adapt to a world in which the U.S., that played such a crucial role in European integration, not to mention NATO, may actually turn into a threat,” said Nathalie Tocci, the director of the Istituto Affari Internazionali in Rome. That’s changed since the fracture over Greenland, at least among diplomats, she suggested: “Individually and privately, they all get it.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>欧洲机构 “似乎无法适应一个美国可能实际上变成威胁的世界，而美国在欧洲一体化中发挥了如此关键的作用，更不用说北约了，” 罗马国际事务研究所主任娜塔莉·托奇表示。她暗示，自从格林兰问题的破裂以来，这种情况在外交官中发生了变化：“他们都明白，个别和私下里。”</p>
</div><p><strong>Politics: AOC Raises A Red Flag On Trump: ‘Everyone Is Pretending This Is Normal’</strong></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>政治：AOC 对特朗普发出红色警报：‘每个人都在假装这很正常’</strong></p>
</div><p>Trump backed down only after the European Parliament suspended the U.S.-E.U. trade deal and after European officials like French President Emmanuel Macron began suggesting the E.U. might deploy its powerful “Anti-Coercion Instrument” tool, which could severely hurt American businesses by disrupting their sale of goods and services to 450 million Europeans.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>特朗普只有在欧洲议会暂停美欧贸易协议，并且像法国总统埃马纽埃尔·马克龙这样的欧洲官员开始暗示欧盟可能会动用其强大的 “反胁迫工具”，这可能会通过干扰美国企业向 4.5 亿欧洲人销售商品和服务而严重伤害美国企业后才退让。</p>
</div><p>Bednarczyk, the analyst, said this week led proponents of close ties with the U.S. in countries such as Germany, France, Italy and Poland to have “a painful recognition that we’re losing what we had.” He expects pro-American voices in policymaking will lose out to rising anti-American sentiment, such as in nationalist far-right political parties.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>分析师贝德纳尔奇克表示，本周促使德国、法国、意大利和波兰等国与美国保持密切关系的支持者 “痛苦地意识到我们正在失去曾经拥有的东西。” 他预计，政策制定中的亲美声音将输给日益高涨的反美情绪，例如民族主义极右翼政党。</p>
</div><p>Amid the deepening rupture, some Europeans are also losing faith that the foundational ideas their alliance with the U.S. claimed to champion — human rights and fundamental global principles — are still relevant.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>在日益加深的裂痕中，一些欧洲人也开始对他们与美国的联盟所声称倡导的基础理念——人权和基本全球原则——的相关性失去信心。</p>
</div><p>“The fact that the U.S. has backtracked so much [means] there’s no more rules-based order,” one official said, referencing America’s role in Israel’s atrocities in the Gaza Strip and Trump not talking about accountability for Russia over the war in Ukraine.</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“美国如此退缩的事实 [意味着] 不再有基于规则的秩序，” 一位官员说，提到美国在以色列对加沙地带的暴行中的角色，以及特朗普没有谈论对俄罗斯在乌克兰战争中的问责。</p>
</div><p><strong>Politics: Critics Mock 'Delusional' Karoline Leavitt For Over-The-Top Take On Trump's Speech</strong></p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p><strong>政治：批评者嘲笑 ‘妄想’ 的卡罗琳·利维特对特朗普演讲的过度解读</strong></p>
</div><p>“The genocide in Gaza was a general rehearsal for abandoning the principles of law, humanity and respect (which were only superficial anyway, but still acted as a deterrent, albeit a weak one),” the E.U. official wrote in a message. “The experiment went well and is now being applied elsewhere, as in Venezuela, Greenland and the streets of Minneapolis. In many European countries, the same forces are trying to follow the example, and although they do not yet have sufficient strength, they are trying.”</p>
<div class="lb-trans"><p>“加沙的种族灭绝是放弃法律、人性和尊重原则的全面排练（这些原则本来就只是表面上的，但仍然起到了威慑作用，尽管微弱），” 这位欧盟官员在一条信息中写道。“这个实验进行得很好，现在正在其他地方应用，比如委内瑞拉、格林兰和明尼阿波利斯的街头。在许多欧洲国家，相同的力量正在试图效仿，尽管他们尚未拥有足够的力量，但他们正在努力。”</p>
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<li>特朗普的格林兰 ‘交易’ 似乎只存在于他的脑海中</li>
<li>特朗普在发言时不仅一次而是四次严重混淆</li>
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U.S. Allies Say They've Never Been So Freaked Out By Trump

- 特朗普在瑞士敦促丹麦交出格林兰，双方关系紧张。  
- 欧洲官员对美国不再可靠表示担忧，内部讨论可能改变过去的态度。  
- 欧洲对美国关系的信任下降，部分国家失去信心以往的联结原则。

美国的盟友们表示，他们从未如此被特朗普吓到过