On Monday in Budapest, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio made an unusually pointed observation. “Usually when you’re trying to end wars, the international community applauds you,” he said. “This is one of the few wars I’ve ever seen where some people in the international community condemn you for trying to help end a war.”
The remark was widely read as a response to the atmosphere that followed the Munich Security Conference, where efforts to halt the war in Ukraine had unexpectedly become a source of political friction among Western elites.
At Munich itself, the European Union, ironically still heavily shaped and coordinated by British…
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