Europe

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Europe

Home to America’s oldest allies, Europe has been central to America’s alliance network since World War II and the creation of NATO. Europe is confronting challenges to prosperity and traditional values from bureaucratic overreach and foreign adversaries, but encouraging progress is on display by those governments pursuing free market, transatlantic strategies while revitalizing their defense capabilities.

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U.S. First Principles vs. European Bureaucratic Overreach

Jun 4, 2026 4 min read

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Paul McCarthy

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Saving Britain, Saving the West - Our Last Chance

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The U.N. Makes a Deal with the Soviets Thomas E. L.

May 21, 1987 3 min read

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Defending America's Allies from Short-Range Soviet Missiles

May 14, 1987 17 min read

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Glasnost: Genuine Change or Illusion? Charles L. Heatherly

May 1, 1987 21 min read

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Preventing All Washington from Becoming a Soviet Eavesdropping Zone Edward L.

Apr 23, 1987 3 min read

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Mozambique Merits the Reagan Doctrine Daryl Plunk

Mar 31, 1987 17 min read

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"Gorbachev's ""Glasnost"": Another Potemkin Village?" John E.

Mar 20, 1987 16 min read

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A Dozen Questions for Congress to Ask the U.N. Secretary General Juliana Geran

Mar 4, 1987 2 min read

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Privatization: Lessons from British Success Stories Stuart M. Butler, Ph.D.

Feb 12, 1987 1 min read

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Nile Gardiner, PhD

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Angeles T. Arredondo E Pluribus Unum Senior Fellow

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