Defence Notes
PREMIUM: As rhetoric continues, are NATO-EU defence differences too great to be resolved?
The UK has reiterated its support for NATO as being the bedrock of Europe’s defence and security needs, with one minister stating that European countries ‘would feel a chill wind’ without a US contribution to the alliance.
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