[Trump] has started a war he cannot win and doesn't know how to end. But should Europe help him?
Sending a few European warships wouldn’t rescue the U.S. from the precarious position the advice-ignoring egomaniac Trump has put it in.
[A]lliances are not only sustained by institutions, but also by a shared perception of what is worth defending and who is willing to do it.
It was only natural that the egomaniac-in-chief in the White House would see no need to get his allies on board with the campaign, not even diplomatically.
Where is all this heading? What is the exit strategy? The answers to these questions are vague.
The long farewell to international law has begun. It is no longer the common currency of the postwar order.
Rubio's speech assuredly did not signal that American foreign policy had shifted one inch away from its Euroskeptic, nearly anti-European, stance.
Our independence is at stake. And possibly our freedom.
A 'global hooligan,' the German newspaper Die Zeit recently described him.
Trump has held up a mirror and exposed the international community's naked hypocrisy.