When Allies Become Adversaries: A Hard Look at US-Europe Frictions Undermining America First Interests

The recurring tensions between the United States and Europe reveal a troubling pattern: trusted allies increasingly acting at odds with American sovereignty and security. These disputes, spanning decades, highlight how European priorities often conflict with those of a strong, independent America. Why Does Europe Keep Testing US Resolve? The 1956 Suez Crisis was an early signpost. When France, the UK, and Israel invaded Egypt aiming to reclaim control of the strategic Suez Canal, Washington stepped in with decisive diplomatic and economic pressure to halt their operation. This move not only exposed Europe’s waning postwar influence but also underscored America's emerging...