By JUDY DEMPSEY
BERLIN — This time the Europeans should have no excuses.
When the 189 signatory states of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty meet in New York next week for the start of a review conference that will last until the end of May, the Europeans will for the first time have a U.S. president who is committed to reducing nuclear weapons worldwide.
This is a big chance for Europe to support President Barack Obama’s policies. But the 27-member bloc is divided over how to deal (…)