As the Bush policy toward (non)nation-building plays out, our European friends are starting to sweat the details.
And that, according to Dominique Moisi, of the French Institute on Foreign Relations, is what concerns European leaders most. In an interview with The Christian Science Monitor, Mr. Moisi explains: "... the experience in Afghanistan only reinforces the doubts about American stamina for a longstanding commitment, and leaves European leaders asking, 'Are we going to once again be the cleaning lady of an American intervention?'"