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German Chancellor Merz says US losing interest in guarantor role of international order

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•Friedrich Merz is the Chancellor of Germany.
•Merz made the statement regarding US interest in international order on or before February 20, 2026.
•The statement was reported by TASS, a Russian news agency.
•The US has historically played a key role in maintaining the post-World War II international order.

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▸If the US further reduces its engagement in global security roles European and other allied countries may increase their own defense and diplomatic initiatives to fill the void.

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RUTASS (EN)US losing interest in role as guarantor of international order — Merz

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stated that the United States is losing interest in its traditional role as the guarantor of the international order. This shift could impact global geopolitical stability and the balance of power among major nations. Merz's comments reflect concerns in Europe about the future of US engagement in global security and diplomatic frameworks.