WASHINGTON (AP) — For President Barack Obama, it was a brief glimpse of his good old days in Europe when the continent cheered his ascent to the White House.

Obama received an enthusiastic welcome in Estonia from Baltic leaders who see American military power as the best safeguard of their own security. At the NATO summit in Wales, Obama won numerous statements of support for his call to confront Islamic State militants in the Middle East.

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