European Nuclear Deterrent: Dialogue Between Germany and France
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in talks with French President Emmanuel Macron to develop a joint European nuclear deterrent. Merz emphasizes strengthening Europe's position within NATO rather than sidelining the alliance. This initiative aims to reinforce the relationship between Europe and its U.S. ally.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced on Friday discussions with French President Emmanuel Macron regarding the creation of a joint European nuclear deterrent.
Speaking at the opening of the Munich Security Conference, Merz highlighted the importance of building a robust, autonomous European pillar within NATO.
He stressed that this effort does not mean distancing from NATO, but enhancing Europe's contribution to the alliance while strengthening ties with the United States.
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