MEPs decry more EU military spending
Jerome Hughes
Press TV, Brussels
Some members of the European Parliament have opposed the idea of creating a new EU army. They argue that additional military spending by countries with enormous public debt cannot be justified. Other EU lawmakers support the idea due to the unpredictable nature of US President Donald Trump in the context of his support for NATO.
Jerome Hughes reports from Brussels.
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