Europe must spend more on its own defence
Spending more on defence must, however, go hand-in-hand with increased efficiency. As both the recent Draghi and Letta reports set out, the European defence industry remains fragmented, lacks scale and needs further consolidation and specialisation to create poles of excellence.
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