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Via: Guardian
Transatlantic alliance has been tested by US president’s exchanges with some European leaders World leaders including Donald Trump and Emmanuel Macron will attend ceremonies on Thursday on the beaches of Normandy, where 75 years ago Allied troops landed to push Nazi forces out of France. At a time of increasing international discord, the leaders will seek to show that transatlantic harmony remains intact as they meet for a second day to salute the heroism of the soldiers who surged onto the sands on 6 June 1944. Related: Trump visit avoids major pitfalls despite usual blunders Related: D-day veterans in their 90s parachute into Normandy once more Continue reading…
