盟友反目？接连被特朗普点名批评后，欧洲将如何应对

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that Europe and the United States must act as allies despite recent criticisms from President Trump towards Europe, labeling it as a group of "declining" nations with "weak" leadership [1][2] - European Council President António Costa emphasized the need for respect from Trump towards Europe and the importance of allyship [1] - Trump's recent comments have included criticisms of European governance, immigration management, and specific leaders, indicating a broader trend of U.S. criticism towards Europe [2][3] Group 2 - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence previously stated that the greatest threat to Europe comes from within, criticizing Germany's immigration policy and the EU's regulatory actions [4] - German Chancellor Merz rejected Trump's statements, calling parts of the U.S. national security strategy "unacceptable," while EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas described the document as a provocation [4] - Costa highlighted the need for Europe to respond to perceived U.S. interference in European politics, indicating a shift in the dynamics of transatlantic relations [4]