Bangladesh, Aug. 9 -- In my most recent analysis, I explored NATOs broader nuclear-sharing posture, which will soon be expanded to include the Baltic states (specifically Lithuania), Poland and Finland. The piece focuses on the dangers of the European Unions lack of true independence, revealing a hard (geo)political truth that its leaders simply refuse to confront - they have traded real sovereignty for managed dependency. They want the prestige of being nuclear powers while remaining trapped in the Pentagons wider strategy. That arrangement is perfect for the United States and its thalassocratic allies (primarily the United Kingdom), as it fully shapes the EUs (geo)politics, while the risks are largely confined to the “old continen...