The election of Donald Trump has already redrawn America’s electoral map, but Trump’s foreign policy agenda likely has far-reaching consequences for the geopolitical map of Europe, too.
Since 2016, Mr. Trump has proposed significant departures from business as usual: reducing America’s involvement in NATO, making significant concessions to Vladimir Putin’s Russia, and even buying Greenland. Now that Trump has won, what will be next? If Ukraine cannot withstand the Russian incursion, nor count on the West’s support, who’s to say that the Baltics would be exempt from a similar invasion from Moscow?
