How we get Europe to ensure Ukraine’s post-war success

It's been frustrating to watch German Chancellor Olaf Scholz drag his feet for weeks over the prospect of delivering his country's Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine, before agreeing to dispatch just one company, or 14 tanks — a far cry from Ukraine's needs. Frustration is understandable. Yet the talk about Europeans' shirking their responsibilities, or not paying their "fair share," is factually inaccurate and risks poisoning the difficult conversation the US administration and Congress must have with Europeans about their role in Ukraine's future. But first, some facts. The United States remains, by a wide margin, the leading provider of…