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Once, Europe bestrode the globe like a colossus. Its empires carved continents, its ideas shaped centuries, its wealth seemed boundless. But the echoes of that dominion have become a crippling refrain. Europe: The Falling Angel argues that the continent's accelerating decline - its political paralysis, economic stagnation, and military irrelevance - is not merely a consequence of shifting global tides, but a self-inflicted wound born of enduring arrogance. The ghosts of empire linger not just in museums, but in the very mindset of its leaders. Clinging to an outdated sense of inherent superiority and entitlement forged in the colonial era, Europe's ruling class navigates the 21st century with a 19th-century compass. They dismiss rising powers with condescension, mismanage internal fractures with complacency, and project weakness abroad while resting on long-faded laurels.

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