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Beyond European Rearmament: Why Rearmament Should Be a Global, Democratic Project
The second Trump Administration has quickly abandoned longstanding American commitments to European security and to Ukraine’s defense against Russia’s invasion. Between this and an increasingly belligerent Russia, European leaders are rightly planning how to best remilitarize to
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