"The world is in disorder," European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker declared on Wednesday (16 May).
And for the Europeans, the problem is made more acute by the fact that the disorder is largely created by their closest historical ally, the United States.
On Wednesday evening in Sofia, EU leaders spent several hours over dinner discussing how to protect the EU's interests, after two recent decisions by US president Donald Trump : scrapping a nuclear deal with Iran and potentially...
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