🇪🇺 investments in defence: @eu2025dk & @Europarl_EN reached a provisional agreement on the ‘mini-Omnibus’. It will open up to defence existing EU funds normally used for civilian purposes. Ukraine will be associated to the European Defence Fund.
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The EU is committed to safeguard Europe's security.
At the informal #EUCO, EU leaders focused on:
📌 Defence: capacity development, support to the Eastern flank and governance
📌 Ukraine: continued EU support, including financing
More ➡️ https://t.co/CBDqgyIRmThe EU is committed to safeguard Europe's security.
At the informal #EUCO, EU leaders focused on:
📌 Defence: capacity development, support to the Eastern flank and governance
📌 Ukraine: continued EU support, including financing
More ➡️ https://t.co/CBDqgyIRmThe EU is committed to safeguard Europe's security.
At the informal #EUCO, EU leaders focused on:
📌 Defence: capacity development, support to the Eastern flank and governance
📌 Ukraine: continued EU support, including financing
More ➡️ https://t.co/CBDqgyIRmThe EU is committed to safeguard Europe's security.
At the informal #EUCO, EU leaders focused on:
📌 Defence: capacity development, support to the Eastern flank and governance
📌 Ukraine: continued EU support, including financing
More ➡️ https://t.co/CBDqgyIRmThe EU is committed to safeguard Europe's security.
At the informal #EUCO, EU leaders focused on:
📌 Defence: capacity development, support to the Eastern flank and governance
📌 Ukraine: continued EU support, including financing
More ➡️ https://t.co/CBDqgyIRmThe EU is committed to safeguard Europe's security.
At the informal #EUCO, EU leaders focused on:
📌 Defence: capacity development, support to the Eastern flank and governance
📌 Ukraine: continued EU support, including financing
More ➡️ https://t.co/CBDqgyIRmL
📣 NATO launches “Eastern Sentry” to bolster posture along eastern flank
@SecGenNATO and SACEUR held a joint press conference to outline NATO’s response to the violation of Polish airspace by Russian drones and announced the launch of “Eastern Sentry”
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Germany announced today that it will fund a $500 million package of military equipment and munitions for Ukraine sourced from the US, under #NATO’s new Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) initiative.
ℹ️ https://t.co/BKyhVaIdAt
Australia’s choice of a Japanese design for its newest class of frigates represents a milestone for both countries, offering to boost Australian naval capabilities and Japan’s defence-export aspirations.
Read the full online analysis by Nick Childs and Ben Schreer:
➡️https://t.co/OoYhUG166g
The 1975 Helsinki Final Act was one of the most important products of the period of détente between the West & the Soviet bloc in the late 1960s & early 1970s. Are it & the #OSCE that grew out of it still relevant in 2025?
🆕 by @CER_IanBond
Read here: https://t.co/jOnI5ub2uc
In the latest #RUSICommentary@AmyKGreene_ examines France’s accelerated defence spending plans and asks whether Macron’s €6.5bn boost will be enough to meet growing strategic demands. https://t.co/cAsZdXBctW
Our recent report from Ed Arnold examines how the UK and Germany can maximise their new relationship to ensure that it delivers the most value to each of them and to European security.
https://t.co/kkfPKAdykq
@RUSI_org@Justin_Br0nk Yes, but if they carry B61 nuclear weapons that will be subject to US agreement on the mission. Given recent US reluctance and withholding approval for Ukraine to use US systems, and Trump’s questioning of what Art5 means, maybe the decision is questionable.
My longer (and slightly more coherent) take on the UK–EU “reset” is now up: what was agreed, what comes next – and why the fundamentals of post-Brexit relations remain unchanged.
https://t.co/kHJ87abuzn
@LordRickettsP The news coverage on this is misleading. If we sign a defence pact with EU we are in. Von de Leyen says
“SAFE will also allow acceding countries, candidate countries, potential candidates and countries having signed a Security and Defence Partnerships with the EU to join …”
This is encouraging. A report from @LordsEUCom a year ago described third country rules on non-EU states joining EU defence projects as ‘protectionist’. Given Trump’s approach to European security, it’s urgent to knock down the barriers to effective defence industry cooperation.
Three years of resistance. Three years of gratitude. Three years of absolute heroism of Ukrainians. I am proud of Ukraine! I thank everyone who defends and supports it. Everyone who works for Ukraine. And may the memory of all those who gave their lives for our state and people be eternal. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
#SupportUkraine
Macron adds “We must also develop a fully integrated European defence industrial and technological base.” He might therefore demand changes in the EU’s protectionist third-country rules which stop UK defence industry from participating in projects involving EU funding.