European Fighter Project France Worried About Germany

The article discusses the failure of the European Joint Fighter project (FCAS), which France and Germany considered one of its most important symbols. Its development was halted due to disagreements between Dassault and Airbus over leadership and technology sharing. Following the collapse, German companies such as Airbus, MTU, and Hensoldt are moving forward with the development of a sixth-generation fighter aircraft independently, indicating a decline in cooperation between France and Germany in the military field and increasing tensions within European defense relations. The article also highlights French concerns over growing German dominance in European military policies, amidst massive German investments and an escalation in defense spending in Germany, while Spain and Sweden are seeking a new European approach to the project.

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