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Armenia's economy is thriving as it loosens ties with Russia and looks towards Brussels. That may be no coincidence.

Europe throws billions at its defence sector. Ukrainian housewives, those kitchen-table innovators, are already cashing in.

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The EU trade and defence deals with Australia are really about minerals, missiles, and the retreat of American reliability.

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