Like NATO, the EU has a mutual defence clause but trust appears low
Article 42.7 is the EU's mutual defence clause yet Sweden and Finland still opted to join NATO.
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Article 42.7 is the EU's mutual defence clause yet Sweden and Finland still opted to join NATO.
The EU is now discussing yet another field of political integration: a defence union. But the big task it set itself 20 years ago remains incomplete.
As Russia continues its war in Ukraine, the EU’s security and defense policies are undergoing major shifts. Brussels may finally be getting real(ist) about hard power.
As a supporter of the European Union and a more independent European foreign policy, Macron is seen as an ally by the German ruling class in the implementation of the German-European great power ambitions.
From the blog of Michael Laitman at The Times of Israel