Officials reported that these safeguard options would dominate the cat cats in Warsaw.
“What we are going to direct us is the World Trade War, which reduces global growth, reduces the ability of countries to keep inflation under control,” said Fabian Zuleeg, managing director of the European policies’ reflection group, before Trump’s reverse course. “So what we see is a global slowdown.”
The real war
Increased tensions between the United States and Europe also push countries that take a hard line on defense, such as Poland and the United Kingdom, to explore other ideas to strengthen their military sectors.
Described in an informal proposal by the Bruegel reflection group in Brussels, Warsaw takes care of the creation of a new rearmament fund to buy weapons together. A handful of northern countries – Sweden, Denmark, Finland and the Netherlands – as well as the United Kingdom was involved in preliminary secret discussions of a similar plan developed by the British Treasury.
The idea comes from a separate commission initiative to offer EU countries more budgetary flexibility and 150 billion euros in defense loans. Unlike the Commission Program, the rearmament fund is immediately open to the United Kingdom and potentially other non-UNE countries.
In a sign of opening up to the project, the United Kingdom as well as Norway and Switzerland-two wealthy non-elected countries with a precious and rare triple note, which highlights their ability to borrow money-will join the collection.
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