Europe’s multiple voices are its unique selling point – not a weakness

Europe’s multiple voices are its unique selling point – not a weakness

Europe’s answer to the 'Who speaks for Europe?' question - allegedly posed by Henry Kissinger - should be that Europe’s diversity of voices and actions are its strategic strength. In a world of fluid coalitions, transactional alliances and overlapping networks of influence, Europe’s middle powers can often act more decisively than a cumbersome EU bureaucracy.