
European Defence Should Not and Need Not Entail Debt or Centralisation
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.
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?
The Paris conference wants to do without the United States—but not without their armed forces.
European rearmament will not provide Ukraine with effective security.
Is this a step in preparation for a future with a less reliable NATO, or one where the EU cannot defend itself independently without Washington’s support?
What are European nations, whose moral support for the Ukrainian cause is undeniable, prepared to sacrifice to continue backing Kyiv?
Macron’s new ‘crisis response unit’ suffers from its own crisis of relevance.
U.S. Vice President JD Vance hinted that Washington seeks a swift resolution to the conflict, even if it involves concessions to Moscow.
Europe’s sovereign nations need to get their own defences in order.
Everyone seems to be on the same page and equally part of the solution—except Brussels, desperate for a seat at the table.