Europe’s New German Question - Without an EU-level framework capable of turning resources into scale, the bloc’s defense capabilities will remain limited, no matter how much member countries spend

Europe’s New German Question - Without an EU-level framework capable of turning resources into scale, the bloc’s defense capabilities will remain limited, no matter how much member countries spend

project-syndicate.org
u/paneuropeanism_ — 11 hours ago
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Most Europeans want the EU—not their nation-state—to provide their defence

u/mr_house7 — 13 hours ago
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Could Brussels become a '15-minute city’ and how might it benefit residents? The concept envisions cities where residents can reach basic amenities, like supermarkets, cafés or pharmacies within a walk or bicycle ride

brusselstimes.com
u/paneuropeanism_ — 1 day ago
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The 497th Schützenfest kicked off yesterday, the world's largest marksmen's festival. It is celebrated across Lower Saxony, Bavaria and many other regions and predates the existence of Germany

u/paneuropeanism_ — 2 days ago
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Starlink pushes back against EU-imposed restrictions on satellite telephony. The European Commission aims to promote European satellite constellations in this strategic sector

lemonde.fr
u/paneuropeanism_ — 3 days ago
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Latin inscription on the new order of merit introduced by European Parliament to honor those who defend Europe. It has three distinct classes

u/paneuropeanism_ — 19 hours ago
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"We don't need an American dream. We have our own European dream." Cross-party group of MEPs announced a new push for a European Army embedded within a more federal Union. They've began growing this network across national parliaments as well, ramping up the political pressure

u/mr_house7 — 3 days ago
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Interview: Scrapping veto 'has to be looked at' during Irish EU presidency - Work should begin over the next six months to abolish national vetoes on foreign policy, according to Billy Kelleher, a senior MEP from the party of the Irish prime minister

euractiv.com
u/paneuropeanism_ — 5 days ago

Charles Rodwell (from Macron's EPR party) presented a new potential vision this week of a European Federation of 6 states, arguing that premature enlargement delayed federalism

u/paneuropeanism_ — 6 days ago
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Poland: Gay couples cross the border to get married. Tusk's government legalized the administrative recognition of same-sex marriages concluded abroad in late May. This decision follows a ruling by the EU's highest court

rfi.fr
u/paneuropeanism_ — 6 days ago