The European Union and the United Nations are preparing for an important summit that will set the world agenda. The summit will shape the future of military alliances.

The European Union is moving towards a military structure following provocations from Vladimir Putin and actions from Donald Trump. The summit will take place in Copenhagen and discuss the EU's military capacity.

Ursula von der Leyen will bring military projects to the agenda at the summit. This signifies a farewell to the EU's traditional trade-focused structure.

The summit will be the first major meeting after Trump and Putin's discussions in Alaska. EU leaders want to make decisions to strengthen European defense.

However, conflicting priorities within the Union complicate a common strategy. European foreign relations expert Rafael Loss states that the EU struggles to find a balance of deterrence.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán resists plans to increase military spending in the EU. This issue will be among the important topics discussed at the summit.

The Copenhagen summit opens the door to a new era for the EU. However, it seems that the Union is avoiding direct confrontation with Putin.