EU officials are bracing themselves for Donald Trump’s return to the White House. They are preparing for the possibility of increased tensions in transatlantic trade and the likelihood that the bloc of 27 member states will have to shoulder a bigger burden of political and financial support for Ukraine. Plus there’s the fact that, in the past, Trump has preferred to deal with regional allies, such as Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, rather than the European Union as a whole. Speaking to EU officials as Trump was projected to win the U.S.…
