Alice Tidey
Managing Editor, EU Affairs at Euronews
Managing editor for EU affairs for @Euronews focusing on defence and crisis preparedness. Ramble in English and French. Views are my own.
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inkl.com | Alice Tidey
The EU and Australia announced on Wednesday they will start talks for a defence and security pact, with the bloc expected to strike a similar deal with Canada next week, a first step that could eventually allow both NATO allies to take part in the EU's €150 billion programme to boost military production.
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The European Commission on Tuesday unveiled a series of measures it hopes will slash red tape for the defence sector and get it to start significantly boosting production. The so-called Simplification Omnibus includes measures to fast-track permitting for defence companies, facilitate cross-border movement through the supply chain, as well as guidance to improve access to finance and to dangerous chemical substances.
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"Maybe it's wishful thinking, but if countries actually would be prepared to spend portions of their defence budget into a fund (...) that would create a common fund which could be worked upon in terms of launching flagship projects," @Saab & @ASDEurope Micael Johansson told me
The EU and its member states are aiming to significantly ramp up defence production before the end of the decade, when intelligence experts believe Russia could be in a position to attack another European country. #EuropeNews https://t.co/7jK0lCHM7D
"RRF support for the defence sector may include financing the expansion of industrial capacity, the technological development of defence products, as well as investments that serve both civilian and military purposes," a Commission spokesperson said. https://t.co/QMvp6zGPM6
Everything you need to know about SAFE, the EU’s €150bn defence instrument that ambassadors greenlighted today https://t.co/zs0jJYBMck