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Every February, the Munich Security Conference becomes the hot ticket for policymakers,

bankers and politicians.

This year, attendees, which also included the usual pack of defense geeks and drone enthusiasts,

discussed how Europe will fund its rearmament.

You might all remember last year, US Vice President J.D. Vance signaled that Europe was really going to go it alone when it comes to funding its own defense.

So there is the war in Ukraine.

There is Trump's threats to invade Greenland.

Plenty to talk about and plenty to think about

how they're going to spend 800 billion euros

worth of defense funds wisely.

So all of this is in this week's viewsroom. It's Amy. And it's Jonathan, and this is

the views room, your weekly podcast that dives into the naughtiest issues in business, corporate

finance and economics. And Amy, it's interesting because I feel like so many of our

podcasts recently end up revolving around what is the transatlantic

relationship, how does the US administration view its ostensible European allies, and what are

the strain points and stresses there? And this is a big one, right? I mean, Donald Trump has

defined his entire term by overturning what was previously as somewhat cozy relationship

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