Uniunea Europeană intenționează să stabilească un parteneriat de securitate și apărare cu India, conform anunțului făcut vineri de președinta Comisiei Europene, Ursula von der Leyen, potrivit AFP. Acest pas vine în contextul unei noi realități geopolitice globale. Cooperare militară și economică fără precedent „Pot anunța că noi lucrăm la un parteneriat (în materie) de securitate […]
The European Union (EU) has established a strategic security partnership with India, focusing on countering common threats such as terrorism, maritime issues, and cyber-attacks. The partnership, led by EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, includes collaboration in areas like cybersecurity, space, and drone technology. Additionally, the EU aims to finalize a free trade agreement with India by 2025 to boost trade, which currently stands at 124 billion euros annually. This move is part of the EU's strategy to enhance its geopolitical influence, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, while India maintains its historic ties with Russia. The partnership reflects a strategic effort to strengthen security and economic ties, despite potential complexities in balancing relationships with Russia.
