EU27

The U.S. president’s return brings renewed promises of financial “liberation.” But behind the rhetoric lies a deeper threat — and it’s not just to the U.S. economy.

Europe is at a turning point, where it can choose to reassert the ideals once pledged by the EU and confront the authoritarian brew emanating from U.S. If not now, when?

Europeans must decide whether they’re willing to bear the costs of shaping their future, or risk having it shaped for them.

Restructuring ownership and boosting returns are the keys to addressing EU prevarication.

It’s well past time the bloc reconsidered hemorrhaging money on an unaffordable and ineffectual climate policy that no other continent is emulating.

The legal tools to address this internal opposition exist — Europe just needs to use them, and meet the moment with courage.

The special tribunal would be a powerful signal to strongmen everywhere that international justice can find ways to hold leaders accountable — no matter who they are.

To truly become a great power, the bloc will need a political structure that enables it to exercise the leadership long provided by the U.S.

Current circumstances are forcing the EU to “grow up” when it comes to its own security and defense.