Can the EU’s ‘ReArm Europe’ plan do just that?
Of the total amount, €650bn requires each member state to independently increase defence spending by 1.5% of GDP within the next four years.

Of the total amount, €650bn requires each member state to independently increase defence spending by 1.5% of GDP within the next four years.
The latest contract is a part of the MoD’s aim to enhance its counter-uncrewed aerial systems.
The aerospace and defense industry continues to be a hotbed of patent innovation. Activity is driven by modernization imperatives, industrial...
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