6 avril 2021 | International, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité

Défense européenne : entretien avec Wolfgang Schäuble et Sylvie Goulard


Le Figaro publie une discussion entre Wolfgang Schäuble (CDU), Président du Bundestag allemand, et Sylvie Goulard, ancienne ministre des Armées française, un échange extrait du livre récemment publié de Wolfgang Schäuble « Grenzerfahrungen. Wie wir an Krisen wachsen » (« Expériences limites. Comment les crises nous font avancer »), et animé par Jacques Schuster, directeur de la rubrique opinions du journal Die Welt. Les deux personnalités évoquent les enjeux et les défis de la politique de défense commune de l'Union européenne, la question des institutions, ainsi que les opportunités soulevées par le plan de relance européen. « Nous n'avons pas beaucoup de temps devant nous. Nous vivons dans un monde dangereux, dans lequel l'Europe a besoin d'une armée fonctionnelle et moderne. Les Allemands n'y seraient pas opposés. Ils seraient immédiatement prêts à renoncer à leur armée nationale », déclare notamment Wolfgang Schäuble. Sylvie Goulard souhaite qu'apparaisse clairement « que l'UE constitue une puissance unique, qui repose sur des valeurs démocratiques et a appris de sa propre histoire ».

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