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"Just like two others debated and adopted in this sitting, this report is also very ambitious.
Leaving aside the rhetoric, the report believes that ‘the coming months will provide a unique opportunity for the EU to work out a new transatlantic agenda with the new US administration, covering strategic issues of common concern, such as new … global governance’, particularly bearing in mind the forthcoming NATO summit and G20 meeting, both planned for April.
As a matter of fact, the report and the resolution constitute an outline of the objectives, priorities and interests of the EU’s major powers, whether in the Balkans (Kosovo, Bosnia-Herzegovina), Eastern Europe (Caucasus, Black Sea, Belarus, Georgia, Russia), Middle East (Gaza Strip, Iraq), Mediterranean, Central Asia (Afghanistan, Iran), Africa (Chad, Sudan, Somalia, Democratic Republic of the Congo), Asia (China) or Latin America.
Its content ranges from the most blatant violations of international law, interference and interventionism to poorly concealed ambitions of political and economic control by the EU’s major powers.
That is the real content and meaning of the ‘EU’s role in the world’ that has been announced: in other words, its ambition to share control of areas of influence, markets and natural resources with the US and Japan."@en1
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