US EditionEU defense: Leaders said to explore a potential 'coalition of the willing'
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President Klaus Iohannis participated, on Monday, in the informal meeting of European Union leaders, where European security and defense were discussed, analyzing ways to strengthen defense capabilities.
Brussels To Finance European Defense
The leaders of NATO’s major European member states met in Brussels on Monday, February 3rd, to discuss the need to strengthen the continent’s defense capabilities. The meeting served to reinforce investment policies in the European military industry and reduce reliance on external security guarantees. European defense is at a crossroads, with the European Union preparing an unprecedented investment push to bolster its military infrastructure. “T…
President Klaus Iohannis said on Monday that defence spending must be increased, and Romania set a good example, reaching 2.5% of GDP. “Romania does not accept discussions that there should be a separate European defense or parallel to what we are doing in...
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels today for an informal summit to discuss the future of European defense in light of rising geostrategic tensions. European Council President Antonio Costa said the meeting would pave the way for decisions the EU must take in the coming months, and he wanted an open discussion.
Two weeks after US President Donald Trump took office, the heads of state and government of the European Union are discussing a stronger defense against powers such as Russia on Monday. EU Council President António Costa said in Brussels that Europeans must take on “more responsibility for their own defense.” He expects a “strategic discussion.” At the summit, Costa wants to talk about stronger arms cooperation as well as financing and partnersh…
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