This might not sound like it applies to Britain, but Theresa May signed us up to the CSDP, so that means we're balls-deep in the EU Defence Union...
```The EU’s CFSP and CSDP must become more responsive and active and be better linked to the
other strands of external relations. The EU also needs to take greater responsibility for its own
security and defence, in particular by enhancing defence investment, capability development and
operational readiness; it will cooperate closely with NATO, in full respect of the principles set out
in the Treaties and by the European Council, including the principles of inclusiveness, reciprocity
and decision-making autonomy of the EU.
Relations with strategic partners, including our transatlantic partners, and emerging powers have to
be a key component of a robust foreign policy. To that end, there need to be far more synergies
between the EU and the bilateral levels. The EU can only engage with other global powers on an
equal footing if it avoids a piecemeal approach and presents a united front, backed up by EU and
Member State resources.```
