The European Commission has reportedly begun forming a new intelligence service, which is set to be under the control of President Ursula von der Leyen.
In an apparent bid to centralise more power in the hands of unelected Eurocrats in Brussels, a dedicated pan-European spy unit would be accountable to EU chief von der Leyen, the Financial Times reported.
Despite having left the German military in a “catastrophic” condition, Von der Leyen has been a major proponent of forming an EU Army, arguing that the Russian-Ukrainian war has demonstrated the need for a collective defence of Europe.
The EU chief has also openly backed the creation of a new…
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