Vertaling van "politica di difesa " (Italiaans → Engels) :

A. whereas significant changes are taking place in the geostrategic context in which the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP) and the CSDP operate, owing in particular to the upheavals in the Middle East and North Africa (including revolutions, conflicts and/or regime change in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt and Syria), the emergence on the international scene of new players with regional or even global ambitions and the reorientation of US defence policy priorities towards the Asia-Pacific area;

It meets at Defence Minister level at least twice a year, and in specific compositions, such as Research and Technology Directors or Defence Policy Directors, at other times.

28. Reaffirms that all of the above points should be tackled by means of a clear-cut long-term common political resolve, making full use of the potential offered by the Lisbon Treaty, and that any common defence policy intended to move gradually towards common defence must serve to strengthen the EU’s ability to respond to crises and to provide for long-term peace-building, and above all enhance Europe’s strategic autonomy and capacity to act; calls for an extraordinary European Council meeting to be given over to European security and defence; renews its call for the drafting of a White Paper on European security and defence, to be se ...[+++]t up in a process that includes all relevant EU stakeholders, and to be based on national defence and security reviews in all the Member States which accord with a common template and allow for direct comparability of strengths and weaknesses in current capabilities and planning assumptions;

28. Reaffirms that all of the above points should be tackled by means of a clear-cut long-term common political resolve, making full use of the potential offered by the Lisbon Treaty, and that any common defence policy intended to move gradually towards common defence must serve to strengthen the EU's ability to respond to crises and to provide for long-term peace-building, and above all enhance Europe's strategic autonomy and capacity to act; calls for an extraordinary European Council meeting to be given over to European security and defence; renews its call for the drafting of a White Paper on European security and defence, to be se ...[+++]t up in a process that includes all relevant EU stakeholders, and to be based on national defence and security reviews in all the Member States which accord with a common template and allow for direct comparability of strengths and weaknesses in current capabilities and planning assumptions;

While we are talking about policy in the area of defence – what kind of a defence policy is it in which Europe does not have an army?

6. Proposes that, on a regular basis, a Parliamentary Conference on the ESDP be held, to be convened jointly by the parliament of the Member State holding the presidency and by the European Parliament, through its Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Common Security and Defence Policy; considers that the chairmen of the committees responsible respectively for foreign affairs, for defence and for European Union affairs of the national parliaments of the Member States and of the applicant states, and of the European Parliament, should take part in this conference; considers, furthermore, that the Conference should be extended to include additional members of the various committees to ensure it is broadly representati ...[+++]ve of the political spectrum, on the basis of equal representation for the European Parliament; the aim of the Conference would be to review, in conjunction with the Council Presidency, the High Representative for the CFSP and the Commissioner responsible for external relations, the development of the EU common security and defence policy with a view to ensuring appropriate parliamentary monitoring of the policy;