European Defense refers to the collective defense and military cooperation initiatives undertaken by European countries, particularly within the context of the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). It encompasses policies, strategies, and frameworks aimed at enhancing the security and defense capabilities of member states against various threats, including traditional military aggression, cybersecurity challenges, and terrorism. European Defense involves the pooling of resources and capabilities, joint military exercises, strategic planning, and the development of a coherent defense policy to ensure stability and security in Europe. It reflects a commitment to a united European response to defense challenges, promoting both national and collective security, while fostering political, economic, and military partnerships among European nations.
The European Commission launched an 800 billion euro initiative, "Réarmer l'Europe," to strengthen Europe's defense and security. President Ursula von der Leyen leads this effort to ensure Europe's resilience and…