European defence and security leaders to gather in Brussels for Euronews summit
NATO Secretary General, EU and US top officials will meet in Brussels on Wednesday as Europe seeks to strengthen its defence capabilities, respond to hybrid threats and develop a more integrated industrial base.
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NATO Secretary General, EU and US top officials will meet in Brussels on Wednesday as Europe seeks to strengthen its defence capabilities, respond to hybrid threats and develop a more integrated industrial base.
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