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In an interview with World Affairs In Context, peace researcher Jan Oberg argued that Washington's strategy toward Europe is not to build a stronger Europe, but to keep it dependent on the United States. He said the US has consistently prioritized its own interests over Europe's. Oberg also argued that NATO serves as a strategic tool to ensure that, if war were to break out, it would be fought in Europe rather than on American soil.
In an interview with World Affairs In Context, peace researcher Jan Oberg argued that Washington's strategy toward Europe is not to build a stronger Europe, but to keep it dependent on the United States. He said the US has consistently prioritized its own interests over Europe's. Oberg also argued that NATO serves as a strategic tool to ensure that, if war were to break out, it would be fought in Europe rather than on American soil.