Provincial Europe
A new European mindset, and a foreign policy equal to it, is urgently needed if Europe is to meet the challenges posed by Asia and the wider Middle East. Unless Europe develops the capacity to defend its own interests, it will become vulnerable to a growing range of economic and security threats.
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BERLIN – Multitasking is not exactly the strong point of Europe’s current generation of leaders. They have rightly given the eurozone crisis – the central question bearing on the European Union’s future – top priority. But all other important issues – above all, a common foreign and security policy – have been almost completely ignored. And it is here – Europe’s external relations, an issue absolutely vital to the future of all EU citizens – that renationalization is rearing its ugly head again.