By Todd G. Buchholz, Project Syndicate
Like it or not, Europe, and a good part of the wider world, has been a free rider, hitching its wagon to the US cowboy economy. This is true not only in the familiar area of defense and security, but also in energy, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, and other sectors.
Europe’s leaders invoke 1940 to avoid confronting the realities of today’s war.
Local law enforcement describes early border warnings and the human cost of delayed attention.
Europe’s leaders invoke 1940 to avoid confronting the realities of today’s war.
