Europe
NATO Summit: Time to take the transatlantic crisis by the horns
The problem didn't begin with Trump, but there is no better moment than now to pursue real burden shifting for the future of European security
July 06, 2026
The problem didn't begin with Trump, but there is no better moment than now to pursue real burden shifting for the future of European security
Russia's invasion has helped prompt a rehabilitation of the Third Reich's Ukrainian allies. This is a grave mistake.
Prudence has been replaced by confidence that conflict can be precisely managed. Nowhere is that more evident than in the European approach to Russia.
An exchange of accusations and threats, on top of Kyiv attacks deep into Russia, risks drawing in the US and Europe. Is that what Ukraine wants?
Neither Kyiv nor Washington would benefit if Trump agrees to hand over the intellectual property for the state-of-the-art interceptors
EU leaders are hardening their policies, thinking that sending men back will resolve Kyiv's recruitment crisis — but it will only prolong an unwinnable war.
