r/europe • u/MacronLeNecromancer • 2d ago

Data Non-EU countries receive more funding from European Innovation Fund than 2/3 of EU countries combined

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u/Su_ButteredScone 2d ago

They're often inventing or working on very cool technology, not even military stuff. Medical, general tech which benefits countries who invest in it.

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u/eloyend Żubrza 🌲🦬🌳 Knieja 2d ago

There's plenty of countries working on very cool technology. Why i don't see any: Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Switzerland or USA on the list? Switzerland would make much more sense, if it's anything EU related, since at least it's a part of EFTA. And Switzerland is not currently engaged in genocide with a government run a by a guy pushing for war to stay in office.

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u/PatochBateman 2d ago

You seem to know nothing about the Israeli tech scene. You should learn before commenting

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u/Yufiyou 2d ago

i sadly know about israeli tech because my government buys their spyware