Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to annex Crimea has shaken the 28 nations of the European Union—collectively and individually—far out of their comfort zone. They had better get used to it. The bloc is confronted with managing two contrasting relationships of the sort it doesn't look equipped to handle, and which could carry significant long-term costs.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
Wall Street Journal: EU faces tough choice on Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to annex Crimea has shaken the 28 nations of the European Union\u2014collectively and individually\u2014far out of their comfort zone. They had better get used to it. The bloc is confronted with managing two contrasting relationships of the sort it doesn't look equipped to handle, and which could carry significant long-term costs.
