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The energy commitments, though ambitious, raise questions about fulfillment. The EU’s promise to buy a substantial amount of US LNG, oil, and nuclear products signifies a move toward energy diversification and dependence on US energy sources—a trend that underscores broader geopolitical shifts.
Criticism and Concerns
Despite the upbeat tone, several critics question the deal’s actual benefits. The lopsided nature—favoring US exports and investments—has concerned some European farmers, small businesses, and policymakers wary of losing economic sovereignty. The EU’s farm sector will face higher tariffs on key exports, while US access is widened.