Europe, Macron and nuclear deterrence

Macron Raises Prospect of New European Nuclear Weapons
French President Emmanuel Macron has said he is ready to start discussions for nuclear deterrence for Europe in response to the threat posed by Moscow. Macron told the newspaper Le Monde he was ready for talks about nuclear weapons for the continent following a request from the likely German chancellor,
France's Macron is ready to discuss nuclear deterrence for Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron has said he is ready to start discussions on nuclear deterrence for Europe, hinting France could help to protect other EU countries, given the security threats posed by Russia.
Europe issued terrifying warning it needs 1,000 more nuclear weapons to deter Putin
Europe is hopelessly out-gunned by Russia when it comes to nuclear missiles, a leading academic has warned - with the continent needing 1,000 more warheads to deter Vladimir Putin. German political scientist Maximilian Terhalle warned European leaders need to invest in more than 1,000 nukes to match more than 1,500 currently held by the Kremlin.
Can Europe build a credible nuclear deterrent without US support?
France and the UK, Europe's only two nuclear-armed powers, have scaled back their forces since the end of the Cold War, but they are now being called upon to step up.
Macron open to deploying nuclear weapons on allied territories
France is considering deploying its nuclear weapons on allied territories to replace the United States' nuclear arsenal in Europe, Le Figaro reports, citing the French President Emmanuel Macron. According to Macron,
Macron's nuclear pitch: France eyes strategic role in Europe
Emmanuel Macron suggested in an interview with "Le Figaro" that France could deploy its nuclear weapons in allied countries. French warheads would replace the American presence in these countries. Macron emphasized that he is open to deepening cooperation with European partners in the realm of nuclear deterrence.
Macron aims to build European nuclear arsenal to downplay Russian threat
French President Emmanuel Macron has stated that he is ready to begin negotiations on nuclear deterrence in Europe in response to Russia’s nuclear threats. In an interview with the national newspaper Le Monde,
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French President Emmanuel Macron said he is ready to start discussions on a nuclear deterrence for Europe, in an interview ...
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Trump's alienation of Europe has China 'delighted,' says former U.S. ambassador
President Trump is threatening to put more tariffs on China. But the U.S. rival is in a better position to ride out American economic retaliation, says former U.S. Ambassador to China Winston Lord.