Germany to Decide on FCAS in 'Weeks to Come,' Pistorius Says

Germany to Decide on Future of FCAS Project Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has stated that Germany will decide on the future of the Fighter Combat Air System (FCAS) project "in the weeks to come." The FCAS project, a joint European defense initiative involving Germany, France, and Spain, has faced challenges in recent years. Pistorius emphasized that if the project were to come to an end, it would not signify the "end of the French relationship and friendship." He also discussed the importance of US relations and the future of the NATO alliance, which are key considerations in Germany's decision-making process. The FCAS project is a crucial component of Europe's defense strategy, and Germany's decision on its future will have significant implications for the continent's military capabilities and geopolitical dynamics. The minister's comments suggest that a resolution to the project's challenges may be reached in the near future, potentially shaping the future of European defense cooperation.