当地时间12月27日，瑞士联邦国防军司令托马斯·苏斯利（Thomas Suessli）在《新苏黎世报》当天发表 的一篇采访中宣称，瑞士无法抵御全面攻击，鉴于俄罗斯带来的风险日益增加，瑞士必须增加军事开 支。 苏斯利声称，瑞士已做好准备应对"非国家行为体"（non-state actors）对关键基础设施的攻击以及网络 攻击，但其军队仍然面临严重的装备短缺。 "我们无法做到的是抵御来自远方的威胁，甚至无法抵御对我国的全面攻击，"即将于年底卸任的苏斯利 不忘炒作渲染："令人担忧的是，在真正的紧急情况下，只有三分之一的士兵能够获得全套装备。" 【文/观察者网 熊超然】在有关俄乌冲突的问题上，一向自诩"中立国"的瑞士，却一直不"中立"，甚至 不断大肆炒作"俄罗斯风险"。 据报道，瑞士承诺到2032年左右将国防开支逐步提高到占GDP的1%左右，高于目前的约0.7%，不过这 远低于北约国家商定的5%的GDP占比水平。路透社称，按照这个速度，瑞士军队要到2050年左右才能 做好充分准备。 "考虑到目前的威胁，这个时间太长了。"苏斯利则这样说道。 事实上，自俄乌冲突爆发以来，瑞士多次打破其所谓"中立国"的立场。 瑞士联邦国防 ...

Core Point - The South Korean presidential office indicates that U.S. trade negotiations will include increased defense spending and the purchase of American weapons [1] Group 1 - The negotiations are focused on enhancing defense collaboration between South Korea and the United States [1] - There is an emphasis on the financial commitment from South Korea towards U.S. defense products [1] - The discussions may lead to significant changes in South Korea's defense procurement strategy [1]

Core Viewpoint - NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the commitment to collectively increase defense spending among member countries [1] Group 1 - The statement reflects a unified approach among NATO members to enhance military budgets in response to evolving security challenges [1] - Increased defense spending is seen as essential for maintaining deterrence and readiness in the face of geopolitical tensions [1] - The call for higher defense expenditures aligns with previous commitments made by NATO members to allocate at least 2% of their GDP to defense by 2024 [1]

Core Viewpoint - Economists suggest that the European Central Bank (ECB) will need to take on the responsibility of boosting economic activity in the Eurozone due to ongoing trade tensions and economic challenges [1] Economic Indicators - The April PMI data indicates a further easing of price pressures, which supported the ECB's recent interest rate cut [1] - The combination of low price pressures and weakened economic activity suggests that the ECB may implement additional rate cuts in the future [1] Trade and Fiscal Policy - If current trade conflicts do not resolve, the ECB will be tasked with addressing economic issues within the Eurozone [1] - Germany's announced fiscal stimulus plan and increased defense spending efforts in Europe are expected to take time before significantly impacting economic activity [1]