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Europe’s Delusions of Power

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January 27, 2026に開始

The U.S. should break from the old continent, not bully it. The post Europe’s Delusions of Power appeared first on The American Conservative

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The U.S. should maintain its commitments to Europe to ensure collective security and counterbalance rising global threats.

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Europe's reliance on the U.S. for defense shows a need for stronger European sovereignty, not further American intervention.

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Breaking ties with Europe could weaken global stability and undermine U.S. influence in international affairs.

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A reevaluation of U.S.-Europe relations is necessary to adapt to a changing global landscape, balancing cooperation and independence.

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The U.S. must prioritize its own interests over European alliances to foster national independence and self-reliance.

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