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Germany reflects European disunity
New Delhi: In the words of MK Narayanan, former Indian National Security Adviser, “The European Union is today a pale shadow of what it appeared to be only a few months back,” and Foreign Minister Jaishankar rebuked the EU, stating that India looked for partners and not preachers. The EU, designed to create a shared geopolitical space, is now in disarray. Despite recession for over two years, Germany wants to preserve its economic leadership; Fr…
With the aim of strengthening defence autonomy and consolidating its supply chains, Germany and India signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) focusing on the joint production of artillery munitions. Taking into account the experience of the companies involved, the initiative represents a significant step forward in bilateral defence cooperation, aiming at the development of shared industrial capacities to supply the local and global market.
Germany steps up to replace ‘unreliable’ US as guarantor of European security
Germany steps up to replace ‘unreliable’ US as guarantor of European securityBy Stefan Wolff, Professor of International Security, University of Birmingham Two statements from world leaders this week bear closer examination. On May 27, the US president Donald Trump took to his Truth Social social media channel to proclaim that if it wasn’t for him, “lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia”. […] The post Germany steps up t…
Germany steps up to replace ‘unreliable’ US as guarantor of European security – Famagusta Gazette
Stefan Wolff, University of Birmingham Two statements from world leaders this week bear closer examination. On May 27, the US president Donald Trump took to his Truth Social social media channel to proclaim that if it wasn’t for him, “lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia”. The following day the German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, announced that his country would assist Ukraine in developing long-range missiles to deploy…
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