A NATO ‘Divorce’ in Slow Motion – And Why It Matters for Client Portfolios

Published on May 4, 2026

When we think about the U.S.–Europe relationship inside NATO today, it helps to picture a long marriage that is under strain. The recent tensions over Greenland are not a one‑off argument. Rather, they are part of a slow‑motion “divorce” in which both sides are re‑thinking how much they rely on each other.

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