The agreement between the United States and Iran is a strategic capitulation by Donald Trump that reinforces the Iranian regime.
The pact rests on quantifiable concessions from the United States, while Iran's obligations remain vaguely formulated.
Reopening of the Strait of Hormuz stabilizes international energy trade but provides Iran with an unsettling influence.
Trump is chaotically reorganizing the global board with a 'NATO 3.0' that will review the US military presence in Europe.
An erosion of the Alliance is very dangerous in a volatile phase of the war in Ukraine.
Conclusion: Both Trump's concessions to Iran and his questioning of NATO weaken the West at a critical time of autocratic assault on the liberal democratic order. Europe is obliged to act with unity and firmness in defense of its values and its very survival.