Faced with the plausible prospect of a major conflict in Europe, the State is adapting its public policies. Our national, European and Euro-Atlantic obligations, legal framework and planning shape this evolution, which is still held back by administrative inertia, budgetary constraints and the political difficulty of acknowledging the scenario. Yet these efforts are part of a historical continuum, from Global Defence…
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This summary was translated from French by Claude (AI). In case of any discrepancy, the French version prevails.
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