Reading through all this shit I’m so glad Ireland is neutral
notabananaperson1 on
If any of this holds it could be great for European competitiveness too. We need a space force, capable of intelligence and data transfer and the speed star link is able to. I hope our politicians wake up and choose Europe and not a foreign country for production so we can build our own expertise for once
Alebro18 on
A little bit disappointing not seeing anything regarding cybersecurity and disinformation campaigns since they’re both sides we’re weak at the moment.
Does anyone know if there is some kind of plan for that?
Edit: grammar
Evermoving- on
EU-wide defence initiatives have become much more numerous since Kubilius became the defence commissioner, which is obviously welcome. It shows how having someone from a frontline country at the helm can boost momentum.
But I’m disappointed to not see expansion of nuclear deterrence in this list, and instead to see the upholdment of the status quo that Eastern Europe is of lower value than Western Europe and is worth defending only conventionally. That increases, not decreases, the risk of invasion.
VigorousElk on
Rarity have I seen a document with as many empty buzzwords and phrases and close to no substance. Straight out of a business consultancy masterclass.
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honestly this isnt the EU authority
Reading through all this shit I’m so glad Ireland is neutral
If any of this holds it could be great for European competitiveness too. We need a space force, capable of intelligence and data transfer and the speed star link is able to. I hope our politicians wake up and choose Europe and not a foreign country for production so we can build our own expertise for once
A little bit disappointing not seeing anything regarding cybersecurity and disinformation campaigns since they’re both sides we’re weak at the moment.
Does anyone know if there is some kind of plan for that?
Edit: grammar
EU-wide defence initiatives have become much more numerous since Kubilius became the defence commissioner, which is obviously welcome. It shows how having someone from a frontline country at the helm can boost momentum.
But I’m disappointed to not see expansion of nuclear deterrence in this list, and instead to see the upholdment of the status quo that Eastern Europe is of lower value than Western Europe and is worth defending only conventionally. That increases, not decreases, the risk of invasion.
Rarity have I seen a document with as many empty buzzwords and phrases and close to no substance. Straight out of a business consultancy masterclass.