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       By: chandna rani Date: September 9, 2023, 6:14 am
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       The war substantially changed Germany's role and expectations in
       Europe and the world. The "change of era" invoked by German
       Chancellor Olaf Scholz in his speech to the Bundestag on
       February 27 is testimony to this changed reality. Consequently,
       the Federal Republic of Germany will invest 2% of its GDP in the
       defense area from now on. A "Special Fund for the Armed Forces"
       will also be created, protected by the Constitution, for a total
       of 100,000 million euros. The German government is supplying
       weapons for Ukraine's self-defense and has announced that it
       will continue working on joint European arms projects.
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       are facing a profound paradigm shift in
       German foreign and security policy. However, beyond these
       historic decisions, it is urgent to hold a strategic debate on
       the concrete implementation and effects of the "change of era"
       on Germany's foreign and security policy. This raises the
       question of what the German Armed Forces are able to do and what
       they should do within the framework of the European Union and
       the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) military alliance.
       Greater defense spending does not automatically and on its own
       produce greater security.
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       The member states of the European Union are already spending a
       total of more than 200 billion euros on weapons, four times what
       Russia spends. Nonetheless, European defense capabilities lag
       far behind those of other countries due to the lack of
       interoperability and the duplication of structures in the
       European Armed Forces, as well as inefficient use of available
       resources.
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