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 Bush-Gorbachev Mediterranean Summit: Challengin Moscow to End the Cold War Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.

Nov 22, 1989 1 min read

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"What America Can Do About the German Question, Which Again HauntsEurope" Kim R. Holmes, Ph.D.

Nov 16, 1989 31 min read

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How George Bush Can Help Lech Walesa Succeed Michael Walker

Nov 9, 1989 29 min read

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What If Moscow Has Its Own SDI? Richard D. Fisher

Nov 2, 1989 20 min read

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Moscow Arms for Arms Control Jay P. Kosminsky

Oct 26, 1989 3 min read

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America's Stake in the NATO Nuclear Debate Jay P.

Oct 1, 1989 17 min read

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Why Is George Bush Closing the Door on Soviet Refugees?

Sep 19, 1989 4 min read

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Changes in Soviet Military Thinking: How Do They Add Up? David B. Rivkin Jr.

Sep 1, 1989 1 min read

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Nile Gardiner, PhD

Director, Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom and Bernard and Barbara Lomas Fellow

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Angeles T. Arredondo E Pluribus Unum Senior Fellow

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Senior Research Fellow, Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom

Research Associate, Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom