Will there be a Wikipedia article about a "Euro-American split" by the end of 2028
Will there be a Wikipedia article about a "Euro-American split" by the end of 2028
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The resolution requires that a Wikipedia article (or a redirected variant) with the designated title (or one clearly referring to the phenomenon) is created by December 31, 2028.
The article’s title should unambiguously indicate that it addresses the “Euro-American split” as understood in this context. If a different title is used, it should be clear the it refers to the same concept.
The article must include a section that discusses how the policies enacted during the Trump administration influenced relations with Ukraine and contributed to the "Euro-American split" .
The article should adhere to Wikipedia guidelines
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