Spain Renews Calls for European Army Amid Greenland Dispute The Spanish government is advocating for the creation of a joint European Union army as a deterrent. Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares highlighted the need for military cooperation, influenced by the dispute between the US and European allies concerning Greenland. He emphasized the importance of integrating the EU’s defense industry before forming any military coalitions.

• Spain is urging the EU to develop a joint army.
• The call for military cooperation is partly a response to the US-European dispute over Greenland.
• Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares made the proposal.
• Albares stressed the importance of integrating the EU’s defense industry.