Yes but right now the EU’s ability to act in the next few months is decisive for how the long-term reality is shaped.
So we need agility now, not only good rules for the future.
So we need agility now, not only good rules for the future.
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Nils Redeker
The EU’s security landscape has shifted—radically and for good.
The real yardstick for any solution now —be it fiscal rule reforms or common borrowing—isn’t whether it buys a few months of breathing room.
It’s whether it helps the EU adapt to this new reality in a lasting way.
The real yardstick for any solution now —be it fiscal rule reforms or common borrowing—isn’t whether it buys a few months of breathing room.
It’s whether it helps the EU adapt to this new reality in a lasting way.
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Long-term: higher GDPs will support greater defence financing, which will further increase GDPs.
You all need solutions overnight. The current regime will poison you if you don’t.
The US has such a huge soft power.
Yet this will likely whither away thanks to the orange fascist in the Oval Office.
EU needs to finally dump the unity principle on votes.
Make it a 3/4-principle for all I care.
But we have to finally dump the chains we forged around our ankles to be able to move fast enough to save ourselves.
Also considering https://bsky.app/profile/maks23.bsky.social/post/3ljdsbt2pm22p if the official, effective public position of Finland still is that we don't want this and won't do this.