I believe France is a founding member of the EU.
The French firm Snecma has some thing to offer in this department you requested information
http://www.safran-aircraft-engines....le-aisle-commercial-jets/cfm56/cfm56-heritage
Why do you think the Galileo navigation system is a failure? Is China's Beidou system any more accurate? I believe it's the opposite. Galileo navigation system is more accurate in trials?
Snecma is a counterexample.
http://www.safran-aircraft-engines....le-aisle-commercial-jets/cfm56/cfm56-heritage
Can you clarify what you mean?
Which engine uses P&W core?
How did you make this absurd system of ranking?
What criteria did you use?
From space programme to nuclear programme, ballistic missiles to air defense systems, radars and optronics to most other civilian and military areas including transportation and even luxury products, France and the EU have an absolute dominance over the UK, and in many areas, also over the USA.
To the contrary, Snecma already engages in all segments of the civilian and military aero engine and space engine markets. Unlike your beloved Rolls Royce.
When your British Rolls Royce can develop a space engine for the market or your beloved UK reaches anywhere near the sophisticated history and culture of France backed by high tech and foremost scientific contributions in the backdrop of a beautiful warm Southern French areas, you can come back.
That is why the M-88 is more advanced, in reality.
Did you consider that the M-88 hides its infrared signature via added cooling measures better than all Anglo American aero engines. nevermind compared to results with third world Russian or Chinese engines? And M-88 engine has better thrust to weight ratio than old F-110 engine, rusty AL-31 engine or non-reliable WS-10 engine, as a start?
Of course, neither thrust to weight ratio nor total thrust is the cornerstone and defining feature of a low bypass aero engine. And you probably know that it is much more difficult to develop smaller engines with higher thrust to weight ratios than larger engines with higher thrust to weight ratios.
Name ten areas of civilian and ten areas of military superiority enjoyed by the UK over France, for a start.
I can give you twenty examples for both civilian and military sectors that France dominates the UK, if you wish.
1. What secret classified information on Barracuda SSN do you have that others do not? And for Type 093 SSN?
Come back when you enjoy the same success in weapons exports market as France has done over decades.
The last I checked, even your dearest ally Pakistan uses French submarines currently, not some Chinese submarines. Any other customers for your Chinese submarines?
France just recently won in the Australian tender.
And just supplied Egypt with its 4,5 gen Rafale omnirole fighter, FREMM frigate to Morocco and Egypt, Mistral helicopter carrier to Egypt that was destined for your P5 'superior technology' member Russia that is now eating mud and permafrost out of desperation from Western sanctions.
Your beloved Russia goes with a begging bowl to France for its Sukhoi Superjet's engine and thousands of other things.
2. What core technology is it? French M-88 and upgrades are decisively superior than all the listed old rust buckets and secretive most probably non-performing Chinese WS-10 engines.
That explains why French fighter jets operate around the world's continents including Republic of China and recently Egypt, as well as Pakistan, UAE, Greece, and more, whereas, Chinese 4th gen fighter jets are sold nowhere.
Not even to North Korea.
J-10 has found a customer yet?
3. It is only Russian and Chinese SLBMs that have always failed.
The UK has no SLBM of its own. It uses American Trident-II SLBMs.
Only the USA has a superior system in the underwater launched ballistic missile system.
http://missilethreat.com/legacy-of-failure-is-hard-to-shake/
Good read.
An encyclopaedia of SLBM failures from two third world countries.
It is the other way around.
Russian Sukhoi Superjet needs French guidance and aid.
That's why they come with begging bowls for their Sukhoi Superjet engines to Europe's doors, pleading in earnest as it were.
Know about the SaM146 engine?