Towards a Strategic Compass

Brussels, 20/11/2020 - 14:10, UNIQUE ID: 201120_2

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The EU is facing new and increasing threats and challenges. To counter them, protect its citizens, and enhance its strategic autonomy to become a stronger global partner, the EU needs to define what kind of security and defence actor it wants to be.

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