New American scepticism on EU defence cooperation

15 March 2018

American officials have raised concerns about Permanent Structured Cooperation, the EU’s new defence pact. If these concerns signal a broader shift in US policy towards EU defence cooperation, they will undermine US efforts to improve transatlantic burden sharing.

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Niklas Nováky

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