Ireland Debates Future of Neutrality Amid Defense Review
Lawmakers divided over calls to redefine military engagement policies
Ireland’s longstanding policy of military neutrality is under renewed scrutiny as lawmakers debate the country’s defense priorities amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Some government officials argue that closer collaboration with EU and NATO partners is necessary, while others maintain that neutrality remains a core element of Ireland’s identity and foreign policy independence.
Some government officials argue that closer collaboration with EU and NATO partners is necessary, while others maintain that neutrality remains a core element of Ireland’s identity and foreign policy independence.
