INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
foreign policy, especially with Donald Trump potentially returning to the presidency.This shift in funding allows the EU to use cohesion
like drones, and improve military mobility
However, direct purchases of weapons remain off-limits.The urgency for this change stems from heightened security concerns across Europe
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(Photo Internet reproduction)The EU is now looking for ways to complement these national efforts with collective action
step for the EU in procuring lethal weapons
budget constraints.Additionally, the European Investment Bank (EIB) has changed its lending policies to support military-related projects
Now, the EIB offers favorable loans and technical assistance to companies involved in defense innovation.It has dropped a previous
role is particularly significant due to its strategic position in Europe
from cohesion funds through 2027 to address these needs
Poland is also stepping up its defense spending dramatically.The Polish government plans to allocate 4.7% of its GDP to defense by 2025, up
This positions Poland as a leader within NATO and underscores its commitment to enhancing military capabilities amid regional tensions.While
these developments are crucial for security, they raise concerns about diverting attention and resources from other important areas like
green energy and digital infrastructure.Some regional governments fear that increased defense spending could undermine local development
volatile world.As member states adapt to these changes, they must find a balance between immediate defense needs and long-term economic and
