Recent polls indicate a significant decline in trust towards the United States among key NATO allies, particularly in Western Europe. A growing number of Europeans view the U.S. as an unreliable partner, particularly following contentious remarks regarding Greenland. The sentiment has shifted, with many now seeing the U.S. as an adversary rather than an ally. This has fostered increasing anti-American sentiment and a preference for European autonomy over reliance on the U.S. Among Danes, the perception of the U.S. has deteriorated sharply, highlighting a broader trend of mistrust that is reshaping transatlantic relations.