It would be better if European policymakers and opinion leaders—currently suffering from war psychosis and phobias of Russia (and China)—would heed American political scientist John Mearsheimer's advice instead of Vegetius's.
Mearsheimer argues that with the end of the unipolar world order, we must return to political realism: a sober calculation and mutual acceptance of global and regional actors’ interests. A peaceful foreign policy modus vivendi is better than provoking ideological, political and military conflicts—which inevitably lead to war.
In our time—given the nuclear capabilities and willingness of powers like Russia and China—European leaders should under no circumstances risk or provoke such a war. For their own survival, that of their countries and all of Europe - if that still means anything to them.
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