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By Guy Birchall Europe’s attitude towards its defense has substantially shifted in recent months, pivoting away from dependence on American assistance to making the continent more self-reliant. As a result, many nations across the continent have started seriously talking about substantial increases in defense spending, in some cases for the first time in decades.
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