-Analysis- PARIS — The findings are damning. They’ve been revealed in the Financial Times by the director of a European research center, himself a former adviser to the Brussels diplomatic corps. “The European Union’s foreign policy is in danger,” writes Steven Everts, Director of the EU Institute for Security Studies. “It is struggling to be relevant,” he adds sternly. It’s hard to argue with him. Of all the areas of European integration, foreign policy is the one that most affects the sovereignty of individual states. Even defense is usually more integrated, within NATO, which brings togethe…