Europäische Union

President Michel received the letters of credentials from three new ambassadors to the European Union.

In den kommenden Monaten wird das Parlament voraussichtlich über den langfristigen EU-Haushalt und ein neues Klimagesetz abstimmen und die Zukunft Europas debattieren.

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EU verhängt erstmals Sanktionen wegen Cyber-Attacken

EU lässt die Grenzen für fast alle dicht

Neue EU-Steuern für mehr europäische Politik

To deal or not to deal - Brexit-Verhandlungen stecken in der Sackgasse

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AMENDMENTS 1 - 323 - Draft report Report on the implementation of the EU Association Agreement with the Republic of Moldova
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Dragoş Tudorache

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EU setzt den Rotstift bei der Forschung an

"Lockdown light": Wut über nächtliche Ausgangssperre in Antwerpen

Green Deal: Der Wandel ist unterfinanziert

EU-Reiseverbotsliste: Freie Einreise nur aus 15 Ländern

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Belgien verschärft Corona-Maßnahmen

Die 1,8 Billionen der EU wecken Begehrlichkeiten

Polen gegen Konvention zum Schutz von Frauen

Was tut die EU, um Europa nach den verheerenden wirtschaftlichen Auswirkungen der Covid-19-Pandemie wieder auf die Beine zu bringen?

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This briefing examines the impact that the COVID-19 crisis has had on security and defence-related aspects for the European Union (EU) between December 2019 and June 2020. Based on this analysis, it identifies key problems or questions that require more attention from policymakers in the coming months and years. Four areas are singled out for analysis, as follows. Section (i), on the security environment and implications for strategy, discusses how COVID-19 tends to feed violent conflict and empowers non-state actors, but also highlights new opportunities to make cease-fires stick. It makes the case for examining in what areas and through what steps Europe can strengthen its self-reliance, unity and strategic leadership capability amidst the growing risk of great power competition. Section (ii), on Common Security and Defence Policy (CSDP) and defence-related mechanisms, capabilities and resources, identifies the growing risk to Europe’s defence budget, capabilities and ambitions and suggests a number of ways in which Member States can manage these risks through fiscal measures, greater prioritisation and collaboration. Section (iii) highlights the multi-faceted positive contributions that the armed forces have made to support civilian authorities at home, but suggests substantial untapped potential to do more in future emergencies. It makes the case for analysing the long-term implications of COVID-19 on readiness and generating forces for overseas operations. Section (iv), on the different ways CSDP operations and missions have been affected by COVID-19 and the ways in which they have adapted to support host countries, makes the case for tackling pre-existing problems with staffing of missions and the resilience of missions to infectious diseases. It also recommends reviewing the rationale and scope for what might be termed ‘health diplomacy’.
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EU will sicheren 5G-Ausbau