Europe Readies for War, Though Armor and Resolve — and a Sense of Urgency — Are Wanting
At Munich parley, Communist China gets unlimited stage time to berate the West and belittle our allies.
By ALEKSANDRA GADZALA TIRZIU
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ALEKSANDRA GADZALA TIRZIU
Zurich, Switzerland
Aleksandra is a Contributing Editor of The New York Sun.
Ms. Gadzala Tirziu is a contributing editor of The New York Sun, covering foreign affairs. She is also Senior Fellow with the Atlantic Council, Visiting Fellow with the Independent Women’s Forum, and lecturer in international relations at the University of Zurich.
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