Here's an interesting take on European defense dynamics: Rather than the EU acting as one unified bloc, we're likely to see smaller groups of EU member states partnering with non-EU countries to build their own military deterrent against Russian threats. It essentially points to a shift away from centralized European institutions toward more flexible, independent alliances. This kind of geopolitical fragmentation could have ripple effects on regional economic policies and resource allocation across Europe.
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CoffeeNFTs
· 13h ago
Speaking of which, this fragmentation has already begun; the EU is a scattered mess.
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SerLiquidated
· 13h ago
EU is disbanded, it's better to go solo and rely on ourselves.
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GasBankrupter
· 13h ago
EU members are doing their own things, now Europe is truly falling apart
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screenshot_gains
· 13h ago
The EU is dividing to build a defensive line, and this game is becoming more fragmented.
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TrustlessMaximalist
· 13h ago
The EU has long been a fragmented mess; there's no such thing as a unified bloc, just individual actions.
Here's an interesting take on European defense dynamics: Rather than the EU acting as one unified bloc, we're likely to see smaller groups of EU member states partnering with non-EU countries to build their own military deterrent against Russian threats. It essentially points to a shift away from centralized European institutions toward more flexible, independent alliances. This kind of geopolitical fragmentation could have ripple effects on regional economic policies and resource allocation across Europe.