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"The mutual defence and solidarity clauses are two mechanisms based on one idea of union and solidarity between the Member States at times of particular adversity, such as military interventions, terrorist attacks or natural disasters. The use of appropriate and available resources to help a state facing this kind of crisis is a natural progression from the idea that, in a united Europe, one country’s problem must be everyone’s problem and that, where this problem cannot be solved individually, a collective response must be offered. As I have written, in order to be united in diversity, the Union must remain united in adversity. Clarifying the scope of these clauses and indicating the resources allowing them to be rapidly and flexibly implemented, where necessary, must be borne in mind by the main policy makers, who must encourage synergies, cooperation and information exchange. The idea that the European Union must cooperate actively with NATO, and that the latter now involves aspects going far beyond its merely military component, increase the potential sources of solidarity in crises, but also require serious commitment on the part of all."@en1
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