European army takes SHAPE

The Belgian MEP said he was "frustrated" about the constant promises to reform the European Union coming from EU leaders across the continent and never materialised. But the prospect of an EU army has received fierce criticism from, who warned any force which rivaled NATO would undermine international security. Branding the plan “crazy and dangerous”, Mr Williamson vowed Britain would “never” be part of the project He went on to condemn the majority of EU member states who had failed to hit the NATO military spending target of two percent of GDP - a list which includes France and Germany.