
EIB Shatters Defense Investment Cap as Calls for Rearmament Grow
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?
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.
European defense is at a crossroads, with the European Union preparing an unprecedented investment push to bolster its military infrastructure.
Despite being a vocal supporter of military and financial aid to Ukraine, the Spanish PM appears unwilling to prioritise Europe’s self-defence capability.
Mark Rutte: “We have seen elements of a campaign to destabilise our societies.”
Mark Rutte echoed Trump’s call for greater funding, suggesting welfare cuts to strengthen Europe’s military readiness.