Europe’s Next Hegemon
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Started February 06, 2026
The article explores the shifting power dynamics in Europe, analyzing potential candidates for hegemony and the implications for regional stability and global influence.
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Europe’s Next Hegemon
Foreign Affairs (United States) | Feb 06, 2026
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Feb 06, 2026
Leadership in Europe should be shared among member states to prevent the dominance of one nation over others, ensuring democratic values are upheld.
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The rise of a single hegemon in Europe could destabilize the continent, leading to increased nationalism and conflict between member states.
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A European hegemon could enhance economic integration, fostering growth and innovation across the continent.
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Europe's next hegemon should prioritize military cooperation to ensure regional stability and deter external threats.
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The potential for a European hegemon presents an opportunity to strengthen Europe's global influence in addressing climate change.
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