Where to go

 Whether life belongs to an individual or a nation, there are moments when everything is not in one's hands and one has to do a lot against one's will.  History has shown that every nation at some stage had to do a lot of things which were not to its liking.  In such moments, small evil is preferred to big evil.  If the amount of damage is increased by doing something then an attempt is made to reduce the amount of damage by adopting an alternative.

Where to go

 Europe's affairs are in a state of turmoil.  After ruling several countries and regions for more or less four and a half centuries, the European powers have now reached the point where they have to determine the direction of the long journey of the future.  The United States stands out as the sole superpower.  His strengths and weaknesses are not hidden.  In many cases, he has become so entrenched that his own yard is in disarray.  Despite this, the United States is not ready to back down and wants its allies to persevere.  In some cases, the United States goes it alone and does not even feel the need to consult with its allies.  Europe now wants to shoulder its own responsibilities.  Together with the United States, it has kept the world at bay for more than a century.  All the closed bundles are now opening.  The path to Europe has changed long ago.  European leaders long ago felt that the US approach would lead them to ruin.  The point now is that Europe is mired in some issues.  Maintaining the status of a colonial power is no longer in the hands of European countries.  The United States is doing this in many ways.  Europe has equaled itself with extraordinary expertise in soft power, the natural sciences and the arts, and in economics and finance, and is preparing to move forward on their behalf.

 The United States wants Europe to support it.  Europe is well aware that the United States' pursuit of the blind will only lead to confusion.  This situation has left European leaders breathless.  The changed situation in Afghanistan and the declining power of the United States in the rest of the region has made European leaders think a lot.  They know full well that the United States is the only superpower, but it does not always have it.  That is no longer possible.  The structure of the system that runs the world has changed.  Till yesterday, America and Europe were ruling the rest of the world together and in hindsight it seemed that no power could stand against these two regions.  Most of the backward and developing regions had found themselves weak in the face of the power of the United States and Europe.  That was thirty-five years ago.  Now, in three and a half decades, everything has changed.  Countries such as China, Russia, Turkey and Brazil have not only emerged but are also a threat to US supremacy.  India is also trying to rise, but its mental slavery is not over.  That is why the West has not yet begun to see India as an enemy.

 In a rapidly changing world, Europe is facing many challenges.  He has been pursuing his own defense through the United States since World War II.  The United States has a responsibility to protect Europe from all kinds of attacks, and in return it wants European countries to support it in all matters without exception.  In some cases, despite the sharp differences, Europe has to lean towards the United States, but in spite of sharp differences in various political and diplomatic disputes, Europe has created additional difficulties for itself by supporting the United States.  The idea is now emerging in Europe to take responsibility for its own defense.  France, Germany and Britain are second to none in the development of sophisticated weapons.  There is a lot of work being done in the United States on the latest technology, but Europe is not far behind.  France is playing a leading role in this matter.  He wants the US to recover from every blow to his interests.  Australia has decided to buy 12 diesel and electric submarines from France for 60 billion.  The United States has canceled the deal and has formed an alliance with the United Kingdom and Australia, dubbed AUKUS, to assert its supremacy in the Asia-Pacific region (Oceania).  All of this is to intimidate China, and it is a ploy to get Australia into its own hands.

 The United States, along with India, Japan and Australia, has also sought to establish a front against China, dubbed QUAD.  The aim is simply to keep China confined to its region and not to succeed in making any country in the region truly its own.  By holding big and powerful countries like India and Japan in its fist, America wants this whole region to be in its fist.  As a result, if the stability of a region or the whole world is at stake, so be it.  US policymakers have no interest in what is or is going to happen to anyone in an effort to ensure the protection of US interests.  They only love America's superiors.  It is not as easy as it seems for Europe to have a joint defense force.  Many European countries have ruled over many countries and regions.  Bitter memories of those bygone days will not go away easily.  The people of the countries that the European leaders want to own have a strong suspicion about the European powers.  Nothing will happen without removing these suspicions.  Europe's overall economic strength is less than that of the United States.  Even the colonial past is not ready to give up.  Many nations resent Europe's former colonial powers.  Given the opportunity, she will not hesitate to settle the account.  In such a scenario, it is extremely difficult for European leaders to find a middle ground.  They have a lot of issues to keep in mind.  The United States is constantly increasing pressure.  He wants Europe to stop thinking of moving forward alone.  The United States is not even ready for Europe to improve relations with any region on its own.  Whenever such an attempt is made, American policy makers begin to undermine the new strategy.

 Europe is most concerned about defense.  By supporting the United States, it has created a significant number of enemies.  He can no longer risk going it alone, and if he continues to support the United States, the problems will only get worse.  This is the dilemma in which Europe is trapped.  Realism is what Europe needs most to get out of the trap it is trapped in if it continues to support the United States.  The United States does not hesitate to sacrifice Europe's interests for its own.  The European Union must also embark on a journey to secure its future by extending a hand of friendship and understanding to the Muslim world and to African countries.