Washington’s transition from a post-World War II order to one that offloads security responsibility to regional partners puts Europe in a difficult situation. Despite decades of institutional development, the continent faces formidable challenges in forging a coherent security architecture with less U.S. participation. The trans-Atlantic system worked largely because Washington was firmly in charge, particularly […]
This article is for subscribers only
Join thousands of readers who rely on GPF for clear-eyed geopolitical analysis.
$89 per year Save 18% vs. monthly
✓Full access to all daily analysis & forecasts
✓George Friedman's geopolitical insights
✓2026 Forecast & Special Collection on the Middle East
✓100% reader-supported
30-day money-back guarantee
Already a subscriber? Log in




