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Nuclear Deterrence in Europe: Merz Accepts Macron's Offer – "Can't Leave Unchecked"
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The debate on a stronger European nuclear deterrence has begun, but the Chancellor draws a red line.
"I don't want Germany to think about an independent nuclear armament," he told the political podcast, "change of power." Nevertheless, he talks to French President Macron about the possibilities of a common deterrent.
Europe wants to become more independent from the US in terms of security policy. Expert Ulrich Kühn explains whether it needs a European nuclear shield and what it might look like.
The Munich Security Conference revived the issue of a European nuclear deterrence. In a much awaited speech, Emmanuel Macron will detail his approach to nuclear doctrine in early March.
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