Europe
Want to save NATO? Ask its members to do less.
What if individual members were able to sit out operations — or conversely, lead them — when their countries had a direct interest in doing so?
September 03, 2026
What if individual members were able to sit out operations — or conversely, lead them — when their countries had a direct interest in doing so?
An increasingly popular narrative claims Trump is putting Europe in the Kremlin's crosshairs
Washington will have to get used to transformed international politics where it's no longer the center of the universe.
A lesson to all purveyors of the idea that Ukraine could be a 'steel porcupine' and avoid a mutual agreement to end the conflict. It's a trap.
Gen. Charles de Gaulle would have never postponed the reinterment of French resistance hero Marc Bloch for the convenience of the American president
Macron's efforts to deploy strategic warheads in Scandinavia may strain relations with Russia — and within NATO
