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The Leash Holds - Germany’s Brief Flirtation with Realism and the Transatlantic Correction
In mid-January, Friedrich Merz referred to Russia as what it has always been — a European country and Germany’s largest neighbor. The implication was unmistakable: permanent confrontation with a continental power was not a strategy, but a structural risk.
Europe: A Total Break with Reality
The governing circles of Western European states are still struggling to come to terms with the shift in foreign policy and the new style of the Donald Trump administration.
A Summit in a Belgian Castle Shows How Europe Is Worried About Its Industrial Future
What was framed as a technocratic discussion on competitiveness was, in reality, a political and existential debate about Europe’s economic model, institutional balance, and global positioning.
