Spain Proposes EU Joint Army Amid Global Tensions

Spain wants the European Union (EU) to create a joint army to make Europe stronger and less likely to be pushed around by other countries.

The idea is to combine the military forces of different EU countries into one big army.

Spain's Foreign Minister, Jose Manuel Albares, thinks this would be more efficient than each country having its own army.

The EU leaders are meeting to talk about this, especially after the U.S. President made some threats about Greenland.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also supports this idea and says Europe needs to protect itself.

Some people are worried that this could cause problems with the US, which has been a key ally in European security.

The idea of a European army was first thought of a long time ago but didn't happen.

Now, Spain wants to make it a reality to ensure Europe can defend itself.