EU’s €800bn military plan sparks controversy
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
EU leaders have pledged to boost military spending to 800 billion euros during a summit in Brussels. Peace activists claim the war in Ukraine is being used as an excuse to create an EU army that ordinary citizens cannot afford.
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