Franco-American relations

Franco-American relations refer to the diplomatic, cultural, and historical ties between France and the United States. These relations date back to the American Revolution, when France supported the colonies' fight for independence. Over the years, both countries have collaborated in various areas, including military alliances (like NATO), trade, and cultural exchanges. While they have shared values such as democracy and liberty, tensions have occasionally arisen, particularly over foreign policy. Today, they remain important allies, working together on global issues like climate change, security, and economic cooperation, despite occasional differences in approach and opinion.