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AFPWASHINGTON (AFP) — Europe and the United States may always differ in their views of the biggest global security threats and how to respond to them, CIA director Michael Hayden said Wednesday.
In a speech at Kansas State University, Hayden said this "key strategic relationship" had changed, noting that disagreements over Iraq and terrorism "have raised questions in recent years about the future of the alliance."
"I am confident that we will continue to work together on many tough global challenges, as we are today in bringing stability to Afghanistan and in efforts to deter Iran from developing nuclear weapons, for example," he said.
"But it is not yet clear when, or if, the United States and Europe will come to share the same views of 21st century threats as we did for the last half of the 20th century, and then forge a common approach to security."
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