Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
(B2 – exclusive) The discussion on the association of third countries — in particular the Americans or, in the future, the British — to permanent structured cooperation (PESCO) is far from over. COREPER ambassadors
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(B2 in Bucharest) As in all informal meetings, the Foreign Ministers expressed themselves on various subjects (on the agenda or not), during their meeting in Bucharest on 31 January and 1 February.
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(B2 in Bucharest) An informal meeting is often an opportunity to take positions on the subjects on the agenda (or not), bilateral meetings, declarations on the sidelines of the meeting or small phrases. There
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(B2) The calendar has considerably thickened for the informal meeting of Defense Ministers (Wednesday/Thursday), followed by the informal meeting of Foreign Ministers (Thursday/Friday).
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(B2) Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker took advantage of several meetings with the press on the sidelines of the inauguration of the Romanian presidency to clarify a few points on the ongoing Brexit files:
Read(B2) Recently published: (blog) A Romanian presidency… of all dangers Three Malian troublemakers blacklisted by the European Union (blog) The rule of law does not sell. Tusk and Juncker admonish
Read(B2) Recently published: PESCO will be open to third countries… but not immediately and not without exclusive conditions – European Defense Agency desperately seeks budget for 2019 The '28' conclude a
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(B2) He was expected at the turn. Jean-Claude Juncker's third State of the Union address had a different tone this year since, for the first time, it takes place in a context where certain crises
Read(B2) Recently published: The Fifth Republic changes. Power passes to Parliament? (blog) Train without equipping! It's like pouring water without a glass (blog) The US army sets up its HQ for the operation
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