Schlagwort

Verteidigungspolitik

Analyse

Defense spending: Trump is fueling discussion in Europe

The EU states will discuss how Europe can do more for its security at a special defense summit for the first time. And Mark Rutte makes it clear that the two percent target for arms spending is definitely a thing of the past.

Von Stephan Israel

Analyse

Verteidigungsausgaben: Trump befeuert Diskussion in Europa

Die EU-Staaten werden erstmals bei einem speziellen Verteidigungsgipfel diskutieren, wie Europa mehr für seine Sicherheit tun kann. Und Mark Rutte macht deutlich, dass das Zwei-Prozent-Ziel bei den Rüstungsausgaben definitiv Vergangenheit ist.

Von Stephan Israel

Feature

Trump administration: What the EU is preparing for

Donald Trump will be sworn in as POTUS on Monday. The Europeans are largely in the dark as to what his first steps will be. And yet they are trying to brace themselves for higher tariffs and less backing from Russia.

Von Till Hoppe

News

Arms industry: Rutte warns EU of new barriers between allies

Speaking to the EU Parliament's Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has warned against excluding arms companies from third countries such as the USA from European procurement programs.

Von Stephan Israel

Analyse

Defense White Paper: Where Andrius Kubilius encounters red lines

Andrius Kubilius is to present a White Paper on the future of European defense in the first 100 days. However, the EU Commissioner for Defense is battling against high expectations and the red lines of some member states. Which is why even the timing is a problem for Berlin.

Von Stephan Israel

News

EDIP partial agreement delayed further

A possible compromise in the dispute over the EU armaments fund EDIP has been postponed. Hungary is pushing for a partial agreement, but the debate over funding criteria is dividing the member states. France warns of dependency, Eastern Europe of conflicts with the USA.

Von Stephan Israel

News

EDIP-Teileinigung verzögert sich weiter

Möglicher Kompromiss im Streit um EU-Rüstungsfonds EDIP vertagt: Ungarn drängt auf eine Teileinigung, doch die Debatte über Förderkriterien spaltet die Mitgliedstaaten. Frankreich warnt vor Abhängigkeit, Osteuropa vor Konflikten mit den USA.

Von Stephan Israel