Vance links US military backing for Germany with freedom of speech

NAMPA / DPA

2025-02-20

Washington (dpa) - US Vice President JD Vance has once again indicated his displeasure with what he views as censorship in Germany and linked this to the role the United States might be willing to play in European security policy. "Obviously, we're going to continue to have important alliances with Europe," the Republican vice president said during an appearance in Washington. Over the weekend Vance provoked concern and dismay among European lead......

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