From Ankara, special envoy.– This week in Turkey was one of the dates marked in red on the La Moncloa calendar. The Government feels comfortable in large international forums, especially when it considers that it arrives at them with its "homework done". In a meeting where heads of state and government...
"This would be impossible in Madrid." This is how the conversation begins between two of the most recognized voices on security matters at the epicenter of community legislative activity, Brussels. More than thirteen hundred kilometers separate Carrera de San Jerónimo from Plaza de Luxemburgo. Far from the spotlight of current...
The European Commission had been warning for years about the need to facilitate the rapid movement of troops, equipment, and military assets across European borders. With that objective, it developed an initiative that in community jargon was christened the “military Schengen”, a direct reference to the area of free movement...
The European Union reached a political agreement this Wednesday to simplify public procurement in security and defense and to support and accelerate investments in the European arms industry. The revision of common rules aims to reduce the bureaucratic burden and shorten deadlines in tendering procedures, granting of permits, and cross-border...
As every year, the NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, has called the allies to account. The publication of the alliance's annual report serves the States to take stock of the fulfillment of the commitments acquired year after year. Spain leaves this 2025 examination without major new developments, with the confirmation...