U.S. Magazine: The Euro-American Alliance Faces Major Challenges as Its End Begins
Foreign Affairs magazine has published an article warning that the traditional alliance between the United States and Europe—established in the aftermath of World War II—is now facing serious challenges that threaten its longevity.
The article argues that Europe must reduce its reliance on American support and begin charting an independent course for its future.
It asserts that the post-WWII Euro-American alliance has effectively come to an end, and that efforts to appease the United States are no longer viable. If Europe wishes to avoid dependence on Washington or falling under Russian influence, the article contends, it must assume full responsibility for shaping its own destiny.
The piece further notes that Washington has, in recent years, become an unpredictable—if not outright conflicting—actor in relation to European interests, often undermining the continent’s strategic position through external pressure and aggressive trade policies, including the use of economic tools as instruments of coercion.
