As Donald Trump reopens old files and new fault lines at Davos, Europe confronts a reality it long postponed: the Atlantic guarantee may no longer hold.
European countries did not show enthusiasm for Trump's step, despite concerns that the 'Peace Council' might become an alternative to the United Nations.
With the Paris conference on the Lebanese Army approaching, diplomats weigh the impact of U.S.–European tensions, Arab intervention, and stalled ceasefire negotiations.
