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Wow, this sounds almost Keynesian. It might actually help the EU get out of the neoliberal rut.
The EU already moved in that direction with Next Generation EU, a several-hundred-billion-euro investment plan that came in the wake of COVID-19 β but the idea has raised fears of subsidising weaker member states, among βfrugalβ member states such as von der Leyen's Germany.
Germany should fuck right off and get rid of its self imposed austerity "debt brake" law while at it. They and everyone else needs public investment and lots of it, especially if we're to deal with climate change on time.
Also according to Guardian
Daniel Fiott, head of the defence and statecraft programme at the Centre for Security, Diplomacy and Strategy, has summarised the main points in X
90 references to βdefenceβ. Key points:
ππ» defence industry too fragmented ππ» too many capability duplicates ππ» not investing in EU suppliers ππ» common procurement needed ππ» defence fuels growth ππ» need more investment ππ» integrate AI into defence ππ» private finance And more.