“A country that can’t feed itself, fuel itself or defend itself has few options.” Those words from Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stayed with me all week. When I look at Europe, I struggle to identify a single country that can genuinely do all three. France comes closest. It can feed itself, it can defend itself, and it has strong domestic electricity generation. But even France remains dependent on imported oil and gas. At the European level, the picture is even clearer.