Can Europe defend the Arctic without the U.S.?
With shifting power dynamics, rising geopolitical tensions and the return of great-power competition in the High North, the question of whether Europe could defend its own Arctic territory without American support no longer feels hypothetical. As the United States flirts with isolationist rhetoric, threatens to take over allied territories and questions swirl around its long-term commitment to NATO, many European leaders and military experts are reevaluating their own readiness—particularly in the strategically vital Arctic.
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