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Covers:  Defence, security, NATO.
EU politics, defence and security at @Parlimag | Ex @euronews @euobs @elconfidencial | Master’s Degree in the EU & China 📩 paula.soler@theparliamentmagazine.eu

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Europe has the money. Now Gaza needs the politics

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By Paula Soler
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
The EU unveiled nearly €900 million in new support for Gaza and launched the Team Gaza Initiative, but money alone won't rebuild the enclave. As the largest donor to the Palestinians, the European Union wants to lead international efforts to rebuild Gaza. But while Brussels continues to mobilize billions of euros, its financial leverage hasn’t been matched by the political pressure needed to tackle the conflict’s underlying causes.
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Newsletter: Ankara summit bought NATO time. Now comes the hard part

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By Paula Soler, Marc Wietfeld
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
NATO leaders won over President Donald Trump with spending pledges and industrial promises. Delivering the military capabilities behind them will be much harder. Last week, I wrote that NATO allies were heading into the Ankara summit with one goal: keep Washington committed by showing Trump that Europe is finally paying its share. After two days in the Turkish capital, it's fair to say the charm offensive worked — at least for now.
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A happy Trump leaves Ankara. NATO’s real test starts now

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By Paula Soler, Federica Di Sario Verified
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
Public flattery, new industrial deals and higher defense spending helped keep the U.S. president onside. Behind the scenes, NATO allies were advancing a broader strategy to strengthen Europe's role within the Alliance. US President U.S. President Donald Trump and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte at NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey, June 8.
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