US EditionTwo-thirds of Europeans think their countries are under threat: Survey
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Two thirds of Europeans (68%) consider their country's security to be a threat, and most of them (52%) believe that the EU will consolidate security and defence according to a Eurobarometer survey...
Europeans feel a Threat to their Security, they expect more from the EU
A new Eurobarometer survey, published ahead of the Munich Security Conference, shows that Europeans’ perception of potential threats on the international scene has increased. Most of them believe that the European Union should increase investment in defense. The most significant result is that more than two-thirds of Europeans (68 percent) believe that their country is […] The post Europeans feel a Threat to their Security, they expect more from…
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