EU rearmament
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Ukraine Is Being Ground Down. Europe Is Being Lined Up Next.
How the Apparent US-Europe Rift Conceals a Division-of-Labour Agreement That Puts European Troops in the Line of Fire Editorial Analysis | 1 June 2026 On 26 May 2026, the Wall Street Journal published a report stating that “the growing fear in European capitals is that President Vladimir Putin will try next to reshuffle the cards… Continue reading
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Brussels Superheroes Assemble for Rearmament
From comic-book metaphors to budgetary trade-offs: Security doctrine, fiscal sacrifice, industrial decline and geopolitical ambition in a European Union preparing for prolonged rivalry with Russia At the recent Munich Security Conference, the European Union’s High Representative Kaja Kallas framed the present strategic moment in language drawn from American popular culture. Addressing delegates, she declared “Europeans,… Continue reading
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