Besides familiar adversaries, President Biden will have to deal with a prickly NATO ally in Turkey once he takes office.
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No Turkish Delight Awaits Biden
Tag Archives: Europe
Europe’s New Wave
The West is trapped in a cycle of infection, lockdown and easing followed by new infection. We need a better system.
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America, Friend Or Foe Of Europe?
Europe meets the enemy, and it is us.
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Europe’s Restored Borders
Borderless land travel may return to continental Europe after the pandemic, but revitalized frontiers will likely remain.
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Conjuring $2 Trillion
In what is likely the largest public spending bill in history, Congress conjured $2 trillion seemingly out of thin air. How?
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Volunteers Fighting COVID-19
Hospital personnel are in the trenches fighting COVID-19, but wars are won with ample reserves and resources behind the lines.
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A Data Law Of Unintended Consequences
An attack on a currency exchange firm exposes a vulnerability created, rather than fixed, by Europe’s data protection law.
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Sanctioning A NATO Ally
The 75th anniversary of V-E Day approaches with NATO strained by new U.S. sanctions against a project Germany sorely wants.
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NATO, Brexit And Scotland’s Mirror-Image Election
The big election winner in Scotland is a party that opposes Brexit, favors independence and could be a headache for NATO.
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Getting Brexit Done
In a battle of wills over Brexit, the European Union and its bureaucrats are probably overmatched.
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