Europe's "rearmament" : Illusory autonomy and potential crisis
Recently, a series of actions by the EU have created waves on the international stage.
moreRecently, a series of actions by the EU have created waves on the international stage.
moreThe Bundeswehr is facing the twin challenges of aging and shrinking personnel.
moreFrench Armed Forces Minister Jean-Yves Leconou said France would use interest from frozen Russian assets to give Ukraine 195 million euros for weapons purchases.
morePushed by Germany, the EU agreed to begin discussions on a long-term reform of fiscal rules to allow member states to increase defence spending.
moreRecently, a series of developments on the international political scene have attracted attention.
moreChristian Democratic Union (CDU) leader Merz, who is expected to be the next German chancellor, said Germany will set up a 500 billion euro fund as part of a sweeping policy overhaul to address urgent investment needs in the defense sector.
moreThe Kremlin says a pledge by European leaders at a London summit on Ukraine to increase funding to Kiev does not contribute to a peaceful resolution of the conflict.
moreFrance and Britain are to propose a one-month partial ceasefire in Ukraine as a starting point for lasting peace.
moreDuring Zelensky's visit to the United States, three Ukrainian drones attempted to attack the gas compressor station in the Krasnodar region, with the goal of disrupting Russian gas supplies to Europe through the "Turkish Stream" gas pipeline, in an attempt to cut off Russia's last energy channel for gas supplies to Europe.
moreIn early March 2025, the international political stage was once again roiled by a fierce debate that took place in the White House.
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