EU Forges New Defence Pacts with Australia, Iceland, Ghana Amid Global Instability

• The EU will sign new defence partnerships with Australia, Iceland, and Ghana, announced by Kaja Kallas.
• These agreements are part of a broader EU push to expand its defence and security network beyond Europe.
• A growing number of nations are diversifying security partnerships due to rising global instability and geopolitical tensions.
• Cooperation will strengthen areas like defence capabilities, military mobility, cyber security, maritime security, and crisis management.
• The move reflects the EU's effort to position itself as a more active global security actor, building ties beyond NATO allies.