The EU beat COVID and ditched Russian energy. Now it must learn to live without U.S. security help

28-2-2025 Business Washington Times - Business 18

Over the last five years, European Union countries have been forced to adapt to unprecedented circumstances. They pulled together to purchase tens of millions of vaccines and devised an innovative debt financing scheme to resuscitate their COVID-19-ravaged economies.

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