Defence
EU sea defence: the new race to protect cables, pipelines and trade
The European Union and its member states are increasing investments in maritime defence as global economies become more reliant on vulnerable subsea data and energy pipelines. This shift in budget priorities aims to protect critical infrastructure beneath the sea, such as cables and pipelines essential for communication and energy supply. The article highlights growing concerns that the deep sea may become a new frontier for defence, as safeguarding these assets is crucial for maintaining secure trade and economic stability.
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