Macron Wants Europe to Build 'Wartime Economy' Amid Russia-Ukraine War
"We'll have to go farther and be stronger because the geopolitical context forces us to," the French president said in June.
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"We'll have to go farther and be stronger because the geopolitical context forces us to," the French president said in June.
Aggression in Ukraine is compelling Europe to address long-neglected obligations. Washington should encourage this changing of the guard.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland is likely to reconsider its tradition of military neutrality in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and may get more involved in common European Union defence policy, Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said Ireland tradition of military neutrality may be considered following Russia invasion of Ukraine.