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Europe isn’t ready to fight a war, despite spending billions on defence

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By Jonathan Eyal Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
When the leaders of NATO, the US-led military alliance in Europe, arrive for their annual summit early next week in the Turkish capital of Ankara, they will have much to brag about. Europe is spending on defence at a rate not seen since the Cold War. And although European governments may disagree on many things, they are largely united in their determination to ramp uptheir defence spending and bolstertheir armed forces. The task could not be more urgent.
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Recording: The Road to Ankara: A Stronger Europe, A Stronger NATO

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By Rachel Ellehuus, Matthew Savill, Oana Lungescu, Jonathan Eyal Verified
| The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI)
NATO leaders will face one of the Alliance’s most consequential summits in Ankara on 7-8 July. Washington has signalled it will earmark fewer forces for NATO, redirecting assets towards other theatres, even as Russia tests the Alliance through sabotage and incursions from South-Eastern Europe to the High North.
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Hezbollah’s small but deadly drones changing the game in war with Israel

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By Jonathan Eyal Verified
| The Straits Times Verified
LONDON – Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militia in Lebanon, continues despite last week’s agreement between the governments of Israel and Lebanon on a supposed “lasting peace and security” brokered by the United States. The Israeli military claimed on June 29 that it had destroyed a 200m-long underground tunnel allegedly used by Hezbollah fighters to infiltrate into Israel.
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