Impossible relaunch of the European defence industry, political and social confrontations, strategic disagreements, diplomatic differences…
“Until now, Europe has been built out of crises”. This has been a historically verifiable motto. The conflict in Ukraine, however, will be the crisis that proves this motto wrong, and even brings the edifice crashing down on itself. The global systemic crisis has permeated and destabilised the European institutions for over fifteen years. Until now, they have managed to resist as best they could by speeding up their development and masking their shortcomings, starting with the lack of democratisation, and by sweeping under the carpet the divisions that weaken them. These divisions and shortcomings are exacerbated by the war in Ukraine, which is causing legitimate outbursts at all levels, but which are not bouncing back in the same direction.
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