Can Europe survive without the US? Inside its $900 billion-military overhaul, defence reset
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This image is used for reperesentation purpose only (AI-generated) US Influence Fades in Europe? Turkey’s Erdogan Moves to Fill NATO's Power Vacuum | Watch Why is Europe suddenly spending so much on defence? Trump changed Europe's security calculations 800 billion Euros in question: Where will the money come from? SAFE loans (150 billion Euros) Relaxing fiscal rules Redirecting existing EU funds Greater role for the EIB Unlocking private capital Europe wants to buy European What exactly is Europe planning to build?
Air and missile defence: The EU plans to strengthen continent-wide air and missile defence by linking national systems into a coordinated network while improving protection for critical infrastructure, satellites and other space-based assets. The EU plans to strengthen continent-wide air and missile defence by linking national systems into a coordinated network while improving protection for critical infrastructure, satellites and other space-based assets.
Drones and counter-drone warfare: Europe aims to expand surveillance and strike drone capabilities while investing in technologies that can detect, track and neutralise hostile drones. Europe aims to expand surveillance and strike drone capabilities while investing in technologies that can detect, track and neutralise hostile drones. Strengthening the eastern frontier: The EU also plans to reinforce Nato's eastern flank with stronger border defences, including integrated surveillance, air defence systems and physical barriers such as anti-tank trenches and ‘dragon's teeth’ fortifications to deter potential aggression.
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