Europe, often seen as a sleeping military force, is demonstrating its ability to “walk with its own legs”, according to Vinicius Rodrigues Vieira, professor of international relations at FAAP and FGV to WW Especial.
Vieira emphasizes the robust European defense industry, citing countries such as Sweden and Germany as significant weaponry exporters.
the issue of submarine, even had a partnership with Australia ”, exemplifies the teacher, illustrating the European technological competitiveness in the military sector.
The United Kingdom, even outside the European Union, is highlighted as a “player that is far from dead”, reinforcing the idea that Europe is home to military powers that, although they have dormant, maintain considerable capabilities.
Economic and geopolitical challenges
In addition to the military issue, Vieira addresses the economic challenges faced by Europe. He points out that the continent was “the great loser of the post2008, international financial crise”,.
In contrast, OE points out
The teacher points out that, despite the decline predictions, the United States “are still very strong because they maintained their participation in Global GDP.” As for China, Vieira suggests that although he has gained economic space, he cannot directly face Europe, using Russia in a “dangerous game.”
