800 billion for the army, but still without oil

Europe wants to dramatically upgrade and thus takes a dangerous path. There are already better ideas. High time to remember a great peace project 800 billion euros are earmarked for armament, but in Germany, after the Bundestag and Council decisions of 18 and 21 March, there is no longer any debt brake on military spending. As Jürgen Habermas explained in his recent speech, it is particularly important to look at Germany, as it will provide by f…

CHRONIC. The main problem of the European Union's rearmament is its lack of fossil energy, capital in military matters, writes Laurent Horvath. Even though the EU's poor subsoils also protect it from American or Chinese appetites...European leaders are working on €800 billion of military investment to face a Russian threat. This objective offers the advantage of closer ties between countries, and will partially remedy deindustrialisation, stimul…