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1 The United Kingdom’s contribution to European security and defence
Bastian Giegerich and Christian Mölling February 2018

2 Characteristics of the defence and security-policy arenas in the EU

3 European Union: UK share of military equipment, 2017
(Source: IISS)

4 The UK’s contribution to NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence (EFP)
(Source: IISS)

5 European defence industry: regional share 2016
(Source: SIPRI)

6 EU and UK arms trade: imports and exports, 2000–16
(Source: SIPRI)

7 Top three defence spenders in the EU, estimated forecasts to 2021
(Source: IISS)

8 Breakdown of R&D and R&T spending of EDA member states in 2015
(Source: EDA)

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