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Fiscal Policy and European Defence Capabilities: Comparative Analysis
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European defence policy is shaped by a complex interplay of EU institutions, NATO frameworks, and national governments. At the EU level, the European Commission and European Council have recently advocated stronger defence investment.
In March 2025 the Commission released a White Paper (the “Readiness 2030” plan) to help “urgently closing critical capability gaps and supporting the EU defence industry” .
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At the EU level, the European Commission and European Council have recently advocated stronger defence investment.
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In March 2025 the Commission released a White Paper (the “Readiness 2030” plan) to help “urgently closing critical capability gaps and supporting the EU defence industry” .
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