
EU Goes into Debt To Arm Ukraine—and Shores Up Its Own Industrial Complex
The €90 billion loan to Kyiv channels joint EU debt into the defence industries of member states under the guise of military aid.

The €90 billion loan to Kyiv channels joint EU debt into the defence industries of member states under the guise of military aid.

Denmark is taking over the European Union’s rotating presidency today, vowing to be tough on security and migration.

The KSE report highlights that military investment to counter Russia will allow actions outside the Ukraine war.

Defence is advancing in Brussels on the back of national debt, but the common project still lacks financial muscle.

The fast-tracked method to fund rearmament without significant parliamentary oversight will in practice mean bypassing checks and balances.

The ESA Director General wants to propel Europe to a prominent position in the global space race with an investment of 21 billion euros.

There are ample opportunities to find savings in Europe’s bloated welfare states, making it entirely feasible to find the resources to bolster the military.

White House officials caught accurately deriding European “free-loaders”—will this more direct message finally sink in?