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Clone of The British are going! European Defence after Brexit (part 1)

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Bastille Day is a chance to remind the planet that France has soldiers deployed in Mali, the Central African Republic, in the fight against Isis and on home soil, beefing up anti-terror patrols. It's a stretch but France relies on friends and allies. France's defense partnership with the UK is closer than ever but after Brexit and a Chilcot Report that highlights how the 2003 invasion of Iraq has made the UK gun shy. Could it be the beginning of the end of the Entente Cordiale?

Added on the 14/07/2016 20:07:26 - Copyright : France 24 EN

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