[PESCO project] Where is the European medical command?
(B2) The European Medical Command is a project led by Germany, and actively supported by France and Italy, born within the framework of NATO, was then carried within the European Union and
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B2 Pro The daily life of geopolitical Europe
Defence, diplomacy, crises, powers
- [Confidential] Latest arguments around the future former Defense subcommittee
- [Preview] Ukraine, Middle East, Turkey on the agenda of the European Council (April 17, 2024)
- [Confidential] A Pole future president of the EU military committee? (v2)
- [Preview] On the agenda of the Foreign Affairs (and Defense) Council of April 22, 2024
- [Confidential] Faced with reality, EUTM Mali will close its doors
secours de catastrophes
The new Civil Protection Mechanism (RescUE) adopted by the European Parliament
(B2 in Strasbourg) The new European program intended to reinforce the capacities of reaction to natural disasters — forest fires, floods… — in the Member States, was adopted on Tuesday (12 February) by the
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[Decryption] Between NATO and the EU, smiles are de rigueur. New joint actions to strengthen cooperation
(B2) The European Union and NATO adopted simultaneously, on Tuesday (5 December), a new wave of joint actions, illustrating the agreement signed on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Warsaw, defining seven areas of common cooperative interests, and
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Europe and Japan agree on a strategic partnership
(B2) On the eve of the G20, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe made a stopover on Thursday (July 6) in Brussels. Europeans and Japanese seem determined, despite the American desertion, to continue to work together for
Read[Decryption] Soldiers in the event of a disaster. Yes but in a coordinated way
(BRUSSELS2) Can military means be used in the face of natural disasters or climate change? This is one of the essential questions posed by the report by Estonian MEP Indrek Tarand (Greens/EFA) voted on Thursday (22 November) in
Read[Decryption] The German army authorized to intervene on the ground… but for what?
(BRUSSELS2) The decision of the German Constitutional Court in the summer of 2012 was presented as a revolution, allowing the use of armed force inside the territory. However, the text of the decision deserves
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