NATO’s Push for EU Defense Coordination Masks Dangerous Globalist Overreach

At a recent Brussels forum, NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Šekerinska positioned the European Union as an essential strategic partner, urging increased coordination to ramp up defense production and fortify critical infrastructures. Ostensibly aimed at countering threats like Russia’s aggression against Ukraine, this push raises urgent questions about whether such deepening ties align with America’s core interests of national sovereignty and security. Is Greater NATO-EU Integration a Security Boost or a Risk to American Sovereignty? Šekerinska lamented Europe’s fragmented and sluggish defense industry, calling for a stronger, interoperable European defense sector supported by NATO. While strengthening allies’ capabilities sounds prudent...