Franța și Germania se ceartă pe apărarea Europei. Divergențele dintre cele două puteri blochează proiecte strategice

France and Germany are struggling to find a common vision for EU defense, with Paris advocating for a European defense industry and Berlin favoring collaboration with NATO allies. The urgency for increased military spending in Europe has risen due to the withdrawal of U.S. troops, the war in Ukraine, and China's ambitions. Disagreements between the two nations center on whether to build an independent defense industry or rely on NATO technologies. France seeks to limit exceptions for defense procurement rules, while Germany emphasizes the need for rapid military capabilities and ongoing cooperation with the U.S. defense industry. Recent failures in joint projects highlight the growing divide between their defense strategies.