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The European Commission announced a defense loan involving the EU and France, amidst discussions of Middle East tensions.

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The European Commission announced a defense loan involving the EU and France, amidst discussions of Middle East tensions.

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  1. Tensions in the Middle East are influencing the EU's security attitude, with Germany and France involved in EU defense policy and France focusing on Africa.Sub-event
  2. EC announced a defense loan for EU/France linked to Middle East tensions.1 source

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