Paula Soler

The EU's space ambitions are undermined by patchy coordination and foreign dependence.

Despite heightened tensions between the U.S. and Europe over Donald Trump's war with Iran, the president is unlikely to withdraw from the alliance.

From frozen funds to Ukraine and sanctions on Russia, Sunday's landslide opposition win unlocks action in Brussels.

From Ukraine to Iran, artificial intelligence is accelerating warfare. But efforts to regulate its use remain slow and fragmented.

A decisive election has ended Bulgaria's political gridlock. But its new leadership may complicate the bloc's unity on Russia, energy and security.

The EU's aeronautics sector warns its technological edge could erode without a stronger industrial strategy and sustained investment in green innovation.

With €800 billion earmarked for rearmament, the pressure is on the EU to deliver. But ASD president and Saab CEO Micael Johansson warns that entrenched national protectionism is blocking the path.

While European capitals are ramping up defense spending at historic speed, the continent still lacks the industrial muscle to rapidly expand arms production.

Europe is pouring billions into defense. But most of the money is still flowing to legacy arms giants, not the startups building the next generation of military technology.

As it expands its research, innovation and acquisition functions, the EDA is gunning for a bigger role in European defense cooperation. Could it become the focal point for joint procurement?