At the NATO summit in Ankara, Luxembourg positioned itself as one of the most fervent advocates of accelerated European rearmament. For a country of only 700,000 inhabitants, firmly rooted in Western Europe and virtually lacking a standing army, this position is clearly not motivated by defense imperatives. Its calculation is purely financial. Luxembourg's enthusiastic embrace of bellicose rhetoric stems from its dominant role in global finance.…
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At the NATO summit in Ankara, Luxembourg positioned itself as one of the most fervent advocates of accelerated European rearmament. For a country of only 700,000 inhabitants, firmly rooted in Western Europe and virtually lacking a standing army, this position is clearly not motivated by defense imperatives. Its calculation is purely financial. Luxembourg's enthusiastic embrace of bellicose rhetoric stems from its dominant role in global finance.…