Europe's Concerns Over U.S. Defense

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As Canada and Europe look to partner on defence, what could that look like? - National | Globalnews.ca

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The European Commission unveiled a plan that would earmark up to the equivalent of C$1.25 trillion for defence over five years .

The EU does not have an army but it can help to structure the continent’s military industries.

Canada and the EU have been in talks about a possible “security and defence partnership” Brussels has signed such deals with Japan and South Korea .

The EU wants to use the clout it enjoys due to the size of its market to set military procurement standards that would make it easier for European armies to work together.

Germany and Norway have proposed partnering with Canada to procure new submarines.

The EU has used its economic clout and population to set standards in other areas that have been adopted globally.

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